Found a zoo in Panzhihua, China where no animal is thin. The star is a leopard people call 'Officer Clawhauser' - he looks straight out of Zootopia. Next door, a black bear so round it has no neck. Staff tried diets. All failed. Tickets under $1. Would you visit? #China

A road by Taihu Lake in Suzhou, China that locals call 'Little Kamakura'. Water on one side, green hills and old white-walled villages on the other. Sunsets there are supposed to be unreal. Would you take this drive? #China #Suzhou #Taihu

Chongqing last night: a few thousand drones over the river, and the whole sky becomes a screen. First a rocket, then an astronaut on the moon. Genuinely no idea how they keep them all from bumping into each other. Would you go see one live? #Chongqing #China

Hangzhou has these studios where you walk in as yourself and walk out looking like someone from a thousand years ago - full costume, hair and makeup included. Around 199 yuan (about $28), and they are booked solid every day this holiday. Would you give it a go? #Hanfu #China

Three slices of twice-cooked pork in Chengdu, 105 yuan (about $15). The owner says he only makes 20 yuan of profit per plate. Would you pay for it? #Chengdu #ChineseFood

2025.11.16 Hangzhou "More than" Music Festival Liang Bo's works - in the dark

An AI short film, "Invincible Superman," by Douyin creator @小黄导AIGC just hit 355K likes: A boy unexpectedly gains an "infinitely amplifying" physique that lets him copy and steal others' superpowers. From being saved, he keeps stacking speed, strength, mind control, laser eyes... until he transforms into a Homelander-like ultimate being. The question it poses: what would a person do with infinitely amplifying superpowers? The cinematography is strikingly film-like — lighting and material details are highly realistic, almost passing for live action at first glance. But look closer and there's still an ineffable "AI feel." Top-tier by current AI video standards. Dialogue scenes flow naturally with coherent blocking — no deformed fingers or glitches spotted. Expressions, eye contact, and lip sync are mostly natural, though the emotional beats feel a bit overacted — that's where the AI-ness hides. 28 minutes long, 355K likes, 166K shares, disclosed by the creator as AI-generated. The top comment is doing the math: "Did these 30 minutes cost 20,000 yuan to make?" AI can now tell a complete story. "Actors are going to lose their jobs" isn't entirely a joke. When AI can tell even a story about power and humanity, what is left that it can't learn from us?