40+ Photos That Show How Different Everyday Life in China Is Compared to the Rest of the World

China is officially one of the top five tourist destinations in the world. A nation of exotic cuisine, giant structures, and rich culture, China is totally different from the rest. Starting from their extreme food habits to interesting technological inventions, there’s so much you are yet to know. These photos will show you that life in China is unlike anything you've ever experienced.

A Diverse Palate

Ever since the first ceremony in 1944, the Golden Globes have quickly become a night for Hollywood to have a ball. It's a chance for television stars to hit the red carpet together, sporting expressive makeup and hair that, looking back, has become a true benchmark of beauty by the decade. For example, see the '70s charisma of Anjelica Huston, a white flower pinned into her dark hair, and a young Jack Nicholson in tow. Unlike the Oscars, there is no playing it safe, and this has made the Golden Globes all the more compelling.

#1. Julia Roberts at the 1991 Golden Globes

She ruled the Golden Globes in 2019 in two knockout gowns. The actress was the style star of the show, serving two eye-popping fashion moments at the show and its afterparties. Gemma first arrived on the carpet in a satin, petrol blue stunner. The Valentino Haute Couture gown showed off her back with a halter neck and even featured a pair of shorts underneath its billowing skirt. The beauty paired this bold look with a simple updo & a swipe of red lipstick.

Pajamas Are the Trend

The rest of the world may consider pajamas “low effort” or “not stress worthy” but the Chinese have very different opinions. Wearing pajamas outside is the new trend and we’re 100% here for it. Imagine not having to spend hours deciding what to wear just so you can meet up with your friends for half-hour. Despite their age, many Chinese wear pajamas to stores, for a walk, or even a meet-up with friends.

The Noodle Nation

The southeast part of Asia is known for its deep love of noodles and its countless variations and flavors in that food department. As expected, the Chinese can’t get enough noodles — to the point that they actually switch out birthday cake for longevity noodles. Longevity noodles are a cultural staple made for weddings, birthdays, and Lunar New Year. Spanning several feet in length, these noodles fill the bowl completely. The firmer and longer the noodles, the longer and healthier the life will be for the one eating it.