IKEA in China, “our home is your home”
From Sina Weibo via @薇薇诺诺2661317325
Go to IKEA, I was socked by all kinds of sleeping postures on each bed and each sofa, deeply deeply shocked! 0 to 80 years old, are all so indulged in sleeping! Beds without someone sleeping on them were all a mess. Daycare center does not require store receipt to pick up their child. People are so clever! My husband said, we have to wait till after our generation all die first, then we can talk about quality (of people). Ay ~ daughter, it is up your guys now! IKEA, I am really impressed by your tolerance!
This blog post showed some pictures form Ikea in Beijing:
北京人已經用行動表達「宜家是咱家」，是咱們安睡的好地方。
Beijing people already use their action to express “IKEA is our home”, it is good place for a peaceful nap.
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No A/C at home?
probly the heavy swedish meatballs and ice cream thats so cheap @ that place. ive napped in the ikea beijing and shenzhen stores!
Breaking News
locust invasion!!!
IKEA is the latest victim…
Well, what would happen if you vent to bed where there already was a person sleeping. Would they mind.
I could imagine if there was a beautiful woman in the bed, it would be an invitation ?
You should see the bathroom section
IKEA sells overpriced junk
Peasants ROFL
Chinese people have no manners.
Chinese people care so much about “losing face” but with their peasant-level education they have no idea what an embarrassment they are for the rest of the country since everyone around them are peasants too. For the sake of the country, can all the peasants please leave Beijing and Shanghai? The world is watching.
Ikea knows better than to shoo away these peasants. They’ll burn the place down, if they’re offended. Look at what they did at the Apple Store.
i was in guangzhou in 2009 – 2010, it was my first time in an IKEA in China and it was just like the pictures above, i remember it was summer time and a bunch of chinese people rolled up in IKEA just sitting around,
they werent even buying the hot dog because it was 5RMB, and they definitely were not shopping for furniture because it proves too expensive for them
its not just IKEA that they loiter at, on any given street, you see people just sitting or standing around with no business there, its simply too much people in china
Nothing a blowhorn can’t fix.
Another take on the Beijing Ikea napping phenomenon:
http://www.artinfo.com/photo-galleries/shopping-transcendence-ikea-photographer-guillaume-janots-uncanny-scenes-beijings
The Chinese = Peasants
The Chinese need to be taught respect for public properties and ettiquette.
Don’t take it so serious. They might just wanna test those furniture’s quality.
These people are not peasants; they are alrgely wealthy and have money to waste. But the truth is that these people in IKEA are all uncivilized. The failure of Chinese education and breakdown of better manners.
Another reason why people look down at Chinese.
Very SAD.
But you gotta admit, some of those beds ARE pretty comfy no?=p
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