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This room is both awesome and troubling for me at the same time. While the design element is something to behold, I guess I've seen too many James Bond movies. I can see the characters sitting there enjoying tea. At some point, the villain will leave his guests and they will end up impaled on the spikes or the spikes will rain down on them with deadly force. Pity the poor janitor who has to clean that mess up! Chou Ling, party of 6, your table is finally ready.
ReplyDeleteMilleson - You have a fabulous imagination!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Milleson, that's what I thought of the walls closing in!!!
ReplyDeleteI think Mileson's imagination figures it out quite right.
ReplyDeleteTo us western people, Chinese representations are most often to be taken as dual.
This teahouse place is a fine example of that. Apparently it is as cosy as the inner side of a fleshlight (pardon the straight analogy), but still it is obviously warning us about possible threats to come.
Just like I saw and thought about it as a place filled with possibilities, such as a library, along with the vision of an inverted image of a virus. (you know what I mean)
While a true katana is a beautiful piece of art to hang on your wall, still it remains a deadly weapon.
(rereading this, now seems to be the right time for a glass of wine to cheer me self up... too bad we can't toast together)
BatRedneck - I enjoyed your musings. And I toast you figuratively.
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