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Friday, February 18, 2005

Boy it's hot!



A friend of mine went to China recently. During a tea appreciation session, the presenter showed them a clay figurine of a little boy who would pee after you put hot water in it. Basically the hotter is the water, the higher it would shoot.

Kinda makes me relate this boy to a Japanese comic character called:
"La4 Bi3 Xiao3 Xin1"-->

posted by Li Hong at 10:02 AM

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