Strange Bus Adverts In Chinese
There is series of bus adverts like these on lots of London buses. Here’s one.
Strange Bus Adverts In Chinese
It is apparently aimed at the Chinese home market.
August 2, 2012 - Posted by AnonW | World | Advertising, China
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The Chinese text on the bus is 平凡中国人不平凡的故事 which translates as something like “Ordinary Chinese People with Extraordinary Stories”. It is an advert by Yīlì 伊利，a Chinese diary products company http://www.yili.com/en/about_yili/background.shtml
Comment by André Schappo | August 4, 2012 |