In China’s vast metropolises heavy traffic jams and long commute times mean millions spend hours glued to their smartphones and in need of diversion. Mini movies give them a little escape in their hectic lifestyles.
After any natural disaster, there comes a time when people set up makeshift goals and start playing soccer again. It's a sign of progress and hope, a diversion that means things are starting to get better.
After any natural disaster, there comes a time when people set up makeshift goals and start playing soccer again. It's a sign of progress and hope, a diversion that means things are starting to get better.
After any natural disaster, there comes a time when people set up makeshift goals and start playing soccer again. It's a sign of progress and hope, a diversion that means things are starting to get better.
In China’s vast metropolises heavy traffic jams and long commute times mean millions spend hours glued to their smartphones and in need of diversion. Mini movies give them a little escape in their hectic lifestyles.
In China’s vast metropolises heavy traffic jams and long commute times mean millions spend hours glued to their smartphones and in need of diversion. Mini movies give them a little escape in their hectic lifestyles.
In China’s vast metropolises heavy traffic jams and long commute times mean millions spend hours glued to their smartphones and in need of diversion. Mini movies give them a little escape in their hectic lifestyles.
The Imperial Diversion Dam was completed in 1938 along with the All-American Canal, a massive man-made river which runs over 80 miles just north of the California-Mexico border, to irrigate California's huge Imperial Valley.
The Imperial Diversion Dam was completed in 1938 along with the All-American Canal, a massive man-made river which runs over 80 miles just north of the California-Mexico border, to irrigate California's huge Imperial Valley.
The Imperial Diversion Dam was completed in 1938 along with the All-American Canal, a massive man-made river which runs over 80 miles just north of the California-Mexico border, to irrigate California's huge Imperial Valley.