He also has some humorous political works, like a McDonald's happy meal in the style of a 商朝 bronze and 明朝 Coca Cola bottles. Last year he was in the news for having a painting that was supposed to be put on display in Beijing get rejected in customs: I read an interesting book on mcdonald's in China and south east Asia recently. It was an anthropological/cultural study of how different people react to the pervasive golden arches, and what that can show us by way of reflection about different cultures. In some places, Sichuan in particular, you'll find this dish on the menu as 干煸土豆丝. As always with Chinese food there are many variations, but mainly this comes either as abcdefg's flattish dish or as a big loose pile of crisp fried shredded goodies. I also think KFC has been better at adapting to Chinese tastes, with their Beijing wrap, the new Korean wrap, the new huge burger with the 麻辣 sauce, the salads, corn,and in Shanghai, they even have 罗宋汤. Although, the marketing for both McDonald's and KFC is amazing. You'd think it were a patriotic Chinese duty to eat at these places.