South China Morning Post (subscription) | Ah, the joys of Chinese Lunar New Year train travel: smelly instant noodles, cheesy feet and noisy children South China Morning Post (subscription) Instant pot noodles – the staple diet of millions of Chinese travellers – have been banned from being sold on the nation's high-speed trains during the Chinese Lunar New Year because of complaints about the stink they create, mainland media reports. |
2016-01-25
Ah, the joys of Chinese Lunar New Year train travel: smelly instant noodles, cheesy feet and noisy children – South China Morning Post (subscription)
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