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07 May Culture gap

Posted at 07:36h in Civil Liberties, Risk assessment, U.S. Politics by Parker

A Chinese engineer, on his first trip to the United States, a work assignment for his company, snapped this photo, reproduced today on James Fallows’s blog. Fallows asks his readers:

  1. Why did he take the photo?
  2. What happened next?

For the answers, go here.

Tags:
China, James Fallows, United States


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