“Fish” shuttling through the streets of Manila — no two designs are the same, and they stop when you wave

Photos and text / Tencent WeiboOverseas branch of Roadside News

[Pets can go through security in the U.S. without being separated from their owners]In mainland China, many pets are not allowed on public transportation, which causes a lot of inconvenience for pet owners, who often have to find a place to leave their pets during long trips. But as shared by a netizen in the U.S.@JerseyDiva on Weibo at Orlando International Airport in Florida: two dogs are waiting in line to go through security. In the U.S., as long as pets are in a carrier, they can ride public transportation — how thoughtful is that?

[Just in case you didn’t know I sell cola: a cola vending machine]What a subtle form of advertising — do you even need to wonder what’s sold inside?Image source

[The “fish” shuttling through the streets of Manila]The main mode of transportation in Manila is the jeepney, which originated after World War II from modified U.S. military jeeps. These vehicles are covered in all kinds of graffiti, and it’s said that no two jeepneys have the same design. These colorful jeepneys have also become a scenic attraction in Manila.

Shared by Filipino netizenJimmy on WeiboThe Philippines is a country composed of more than 7,100 islands, and its capital, Manila, is the city with the most jeeps in the world. Most of the jeeps in Manila are colorfully decorated, and the vast majority are used to carry passengers, stopping when pedestrians wave. The vehicle bodies are painted with bold, vibrant colors in strong contrast, as well as artistic patterns.