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Martin1947

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Q: Why do Chinese stop and block escelators?

It does not matter if it is the top or bottom, they act like no one else matters as they stop to do whatever and block the normal flow of people.

13 years 16 weeks ago in Culture - China

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xerxes

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well thats pretty obnoxious......... freaks i guess

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Ludovico

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Gah!

This annoys me so much.

Even when there are signs saying 'Stand on the right; walk on the left' people STILL stand on both sides and refuse to budge.

Also, I don't understand why 90% of people all insist on using the escalators, even for a short journey, when right next to it there is a lovely wide open empty stairwell. I think this proves that Chinese ARE in fact a lazy race. I use the stairs every time.

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