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by Cyanotic Wasp on October 20th, 2009
How can that question be answered by a human?
Since Chinese and other Asian viewers have their particular viewpoints, and one who is not Chinese or Asian can't "have" that viewpoint, how can we even know what their view is?
If you ask, "Is it bigger than a breadbox? Smaller than a candlestick?" then those questions can be answered. If you ask "How does it compare with an idea in someone else's head?" ... that can't be.
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