Speaking of China: Only in China would you hear…

Source: Published: 2014-11-19 14:29:29


China is nothing short of a sensory overlord. In addition to the exotic tastes, sights and ahem… bouquet of smells, there’s a spectrum of sounds that resonate the true China experience. And beyond the street hawkers, trash recyclers and the “dao, dao, dao” of parking attendants, China is also a place where questions about your monthly salary, comments about your weight and inquires about your political stance from strangers are just casual chitchat.

We’d like to know what sounds like China to you! Submit a question, comment or screamed exclamation you’ve heard that encapsulates your time in China for a chance to win a T-shirt and a pair of Global Times chopsticks in our latest "Speaking of China ..." reader contest!

HOW CAN I ENTER?

To enter, all you have to do is:
1. Follow Global Times on Facebook (www.facebook.com/globaltimesnews) or Twitter (@globaltimesnews)
Next, either:
a)Submit your entry either while sharing the Global Times’ “Speaking of China” contest announcement on Facebook or in a retweet on Twitter.

b) Follow us on Wechat (环球时报 GlobalTimes). Send us a screenshot of your shared Global Times’ “Speaking of China” announcement and submit your entry as a comment.

2. Your entry will be submitted to a prize draw, with 10 winners being selected at random by Global Times editors across all three platforms.

The closing date for entries is 4pm (Beijing time) on December 25, 2014.

OTHER RULES
Entrants must be over 18 years of age. By participating in this contest, entrants agree to abide by all contest rules and regulations as set out here. This contest is being organized and administered entirely by the Global Times. Facebook/Twitter/Wechat has no connection with this contest in any capacity. The recipient of any information provided by entrants is Global Times.

DISCLAIMER
Global Times reserves the right to alter or close the contest at any time. Global Times reserves the right to disqualify any entrant suspected of cheating.

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