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Silly, Funny & Creative Chinese Supermarket Product Displays

An impressive Lays potato chip supermarket display in China.

An impressive Lays potato chip supermarket display in China.

From Mop:

Supermarket employees so lonely [bored] their balls hurt (#‵′)凸

Funny supermarket product displays in China.

Silly supermarket product displays in China.

Funny Chinese supermarket product display.

Silly Chinese supermarket product display.

Bored supermarket employees create funny product displays in China.

Bored supermarket employees create silly product displays in China.

A funny supermarket product display that looks like Disney Pixar's Wall-E character.

Chinese supermarket employees create funny product displays.

Chinese supermarket employees create silly product displays.

Chinese supermarket employees create silly product displays.

An incredible Super Mario supermarket product display made from cases of Pepsi, Crush, Sierra Mist, Mugs, Lipton's, etc.

An amusing supermarket product display for blue slippers that looks like the 2010 Shanghai World Expo mascot, Haibao.

Comments from Mop:

筱夕_h:

Absolutely genius…

绿紫苏饭团:

Our country has awesome people too!!!

bibiibib:

The Haibao and Super Mario are pretty good.

尽量精益求精:

Worked in supermarkets before, so no really surprised/impressed anymore.

鸣枫舞墨:

China doesn’t lack human talent, it just doesn’t know how to use human talent.

Comments from NetEase:

huangyuwen19:

Haha, what supermarket is this, I’d like to go there to shop.

首席评论员:

I will pay 10,000 yuan per month to hire this salesperson.

sbb791103:

Hehe. This salesperson is really creative.

Hope to see even more of your creations in the future.

lzhg1019:

True art originates from the masses!

说笑:

I thought [these displays] were from [supermarkets] abroad, [but I] see Chinese…

Actually, I think the Wall-E and Super Mario displays are from outside China.

Creative talent in the most unexpected places. chinaSMACK personals.

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Written by Fauna

Fauna is a mysterious young Shanghainese girl who lives in the only place a Shanghainese person would ever want to live: Shanghai. In mid-2008, she started chinaSMACK to combine her hobby of browsing Chinese internet forums with her goal of improving her English. Through her tireless translation of popular Chinese internet news and phenomenon, her English has apparently gotten dramatically better. At least, reading and writing-wise. Unfortunately, she's still not confident enough to have written this bio, about herself, by herself.