The Lunar New Year is approaching, and many media will produce Chinese New Year recipes for readers to celebrate the festival. The foreign media BBC and The Guardian also responded. However, both media “made oolongs”, mistaking auspiciousness as a seal and gold and silver respectively. Clothes paper as napkins…
Today, some foreign netizens are hotly discussing, referring to the BBC’s recipe as “an accident”. In a photo in the recipe, the protagonist is blue and white bamboo shoots and scalloped noodles, and there are two red envelopes beside them for decoration, but the photo is always weird? There seems to be something spooky somewhere?
It turns out that one of the envelopes is auspicious, although both are red, but it is really auspicious! Let the netizens be stunned when they see it.
In addition, the “Guardian” also “speculates cars”. In a recipe for “pork and crab dumplings with spicy sauce” published yesterday, the cremated gold and silver clothes were mistakenly used as napkins and copper coins as decorations, thinking it was a display of “Chinese style”. ” is actually a combination of the auspicious atmosphere of the New Year and the items of the funeral ceremony, which makes people laugh and cry.
The two foreign media incidents happened together, and the wrong places were similar. Some netizens suspected that the incident was a coincidence, or that there was another inside story, which caused readers to have an “alternative visual impact”.
