Chinese artist’s Buddha Trump
becomes ‘yuge’ online sensation
Posted By: NorthernDog, 3/19/2021 8:58:49 AM
HONG KONG -- By no means is former President Donald Trump famous for his Zen-like qualities, but that’s exactly how he has been dreamed up by one artist in the southern Chinese city of Xiamen. The 45th president of the United States, casted in ceramic, is as the world has never seen him before -- draped in robes, cross-legged, with his eyes gently closed as if in a deep meditative state. (Snip) Hong, who normally designs furniture, was inspired by one of Trump’s nicknames in China: ‘King of Knowing Everything’. “There are a lot of videos where Trump gives the
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stations, as officials consider flying migrants north 15 replies
stations, as officials consider flying migrants north 15 replies
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'usable running water' at migrant holding facility 31 replies
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China Absolutely Owned Antony Blinken
and Our President Can't Climb Stairs, and
It's Not Fine 30 replies
and Our President Can't Climb Stairs, and
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