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Chinese advertisements
Sep. 28th, 2011 03:03 amThe answer is the tag, rot13'd, but to save you the trouble, I'll tell you. First, the original ad before I mucked with it. (Yes, it was left-right mirrored like most people guessed. I'm still curious as to why among people who are entirely illiterate in Han characters the mirroring was blatantly obvious to some and not at all to others.)
( cut for pink advertisements )
( cut for pink advertisements )
Guess what's being advertised
Sep. 24th, 2011 08:01 pmIf you read Chinese, don't spoil it for everyone else, although do comment about how much harder it is to read after I performed a simple alteration whose nature is obvious to you but may not be to non-Han-character-readers. If you can't read Chinese, guess what is being advertised in this image, and I'd be curious to know how obvious the nature of the alteration is to you.
