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The long-distance coach terminal building in Yichang, Wuhan province, Mar 18, 2015. [Photo/CFP] |
Travelers get the jitters over coffin-shaped building
Chinese people are accustomed to buildings with weird appearances, but a bus station in Wuhan province looks set to push the boundaries of acceptance.
The long-distance coach terminal in Yichang resembles a row of three coffins. The construction appears even more intimidating when the city is covered by drizzle.
The terminal went into use on July 1, 2012 , serving 15,000 passengers daily on average.
In our next story: a man and his friends order far more noodles than they can eat.
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