2. The “Tianjin copied Beijing” overlay is pretty ridiculous. Many of the subways in China look similar to each other as architectural styles wax and wane. Gasp, the subway entrance for Line 6 in Shanghai is also boxy and glassy! Oh no, whatever shall I do?

3. We could argue that the size of a subway platform’s doors/screens are proportionally related to the propensity to commit suicide (or sheer stupidity) of the city’s inhabitants. With that in mind, Tianjin has a relatively optimistic outlook.

4. Repeated names for streets are also throughout the world as well. It shouldn’t come as a surprise and we needn’t freak out when we realized there’s a Fuxing in Shanghai too. Gasp, the senseless horror.

5. The traffic lights were pretty interesting and I agree, it probably confuses some motorists. I also liked the “mind the gap” picture.

I watched a TV show called the other day and people were debating which area has the most potential in economy growth in the next 5 years. options are: Zhujiang Delta （珠江三角州） Yangtze Delta （长江三角州） and Bo Sea area （环渤海地区）. Almost all the guests and audients voted for Bo Sea area where Tianjin is the center.