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Funny old world: the week's offbeat news
Ryan Chen's viral Trump impressions highlight his career boost while female Japanese MPs face overcrowded restrooms amid rising representation, with only one toilet for 73 lawmakers.
- Ryan Chen, the 'Chinese Trump' impersonator, has taken social media platforms by storm with uncanny impersonations of the US president.
- Explaining his act, Ryan Chen said his imitation aims to attract attention and publicity, insisting it is not meant to mock the US president, AFP reported.
- In character, Ryan Chen uses his alter ego to showcase local sights, spicy food, and pandas, describing Trump as an 'endless well' for imitation, Chen told AFP.
- In Japan's lower house, 73 female lawmakers share one women's toilet near the main chamber, causing long queues and prompting women politicians to press for better facilities.
- With that attention, Ryan Chen says he can boost his career and promote China and his hometown, while rising women MPs and Japan's first woman prime minister create pressure for change in the 465-seat lower house.
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