what happens when east meets west?

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From the page: These are icons designed by Liu Yang, a Chinese born but educated in her teen through adult life in Germany. Her work shows how East meets West. Her work fits so well with globalization of culture, peoeple and places. Visit the page: Many good observations on boss, myself,... more

Reviewed by Vellamo May 31 2008, 09:03am ( 41 reviews ) • nationmultimedia.com

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Rated by naziakhan85 on May 22, 4:14am

well its worth to go through once
Rated by rrimal011 on Dec 16 2008, 6:07pm

Learn how to spell red
Reviewed by pkmusic on Dec 14 2008, 10:54am

My favorite colors, blue and read...
Rated by vajraguru333 on Sep 23 2008, 2:13am

Some truth in here, rather over simplified obviously!
Rated by Faz465 on Aug 21 2008, 4:57pm

i think according to the artist these are specifically meant to represent the german and chinese cultures, but anyway this is a repost
Rated by Silveus on Jul 11 2008, 11:13am

"She's stealing my snowflakery with her generalized icons! Uwaaaaaaah!" I'll give this a Thumbs Up in a metarating sort of way, as the comments on StumbleUpon are worth the site existing to be stumbled, and commented, upon. It's fascinating to find out what people might find "offensive". It's generalized, yes, but so is the average view of the West from the East, and the East from the West. While "oversimplified" and "generalized", are they not accurately oversimplified and generalized observations? Isn't that the point?
Rated by catmum on Jul 03 2008, 6:24am

A lot of this is incredibly oversimplified, and some of it is just plain wrong. One person's beliefs and misunderstandings about the West, presented in cute iconic form.
Rated by auntiebea1122 on Jun 23 2008, 3:42am

East meets West.

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