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ALT A Mao memorabilia store at Wang Anting's tiny museum in Chengdu, Sichuan province is crowded with all manner of items related to Mao Zedong: black and white photos of Mao in his youth, color portraits of him in middle and older age, various busts and statues, lapel pins of various sizes, and many, many more items.
ALT A Mao memorabilia store at Wang Anting's tiny museum in Chengdu, Sichuan province is crowded with all manner of items related to Mao Zedong: black and white photos of Mao in his youth, color portraits of him in middle and older age, various busts and statues, lapel pins of various sizes, and many, many more items.
ALT "A subtitle can be changed, but the original line is still etched in millions of people’s minds. That’s what you call a backup. That’s something you can’t erase." – From an essay by commentator Li Yuchen about changes made to the subtitles for the iconic 1994 film "The Shawshank Redemption" for its 2026 theatrical release in China
ALT Close-up image of a metal railing crowded with hundreds of "love locks"—some rusty, some new and shiny, and many that are heart-shaped and bear various inscriptions.
ALT Close-up image of a metal railing crowded with hundreds of "love locks"—some rusty, some new and shiny, and many that are heart-shaped and bear various inscriptions.
ALT "A subtitle can be changed, but the original line is still etched in millions of people’s minds. That’s what you call a backup. That’s something you can’t erase." – From an essay by commentator Li Yuchen about changes made to the subtitles for the iconic 1994 film "The Shawshank Redemption" for its 2026 theatrical release in China