Yanny vs. Laurel has reached China and now it's more confusing than ever
https://www.cnet.com/news/china-gives-its-opinion-on-yanny-vs-laurel/
Most people in China don't speak English, but that doesn't mean Chinese internet users can't weigh in on the Yanny vs. Laurel war that's eaten the internet.
On China's Twitter equivalent Weibo, internet users are scratching their heads over what's really being said in a clip known to some as the audio version of The Dress.
Yanny vs. Laurel has reached China and now it's more confusing than ever
May 17, 2018, 9:26am UTC
https://www.cnet.com/news/china-gives-its-opinion-on-yanny-vs-laurel/
>Most people in China don't speak English, but that doesn't mean Chinese internet users can't weigh in on the Yanny vs. Laurel war that's eaten the internet.
>On China's Twitter equivalent Weibo, internet users are scratching their heads over what's really being said in a clip known to some as the audio version of The Dress.