Ibuprofen for a warlord? During Qingming Festival, visitors to Cao Cao’s mausoleum in Anyang, Henan Province, are reimagining tomb-sweeping traditions. Instead of flowers and incense, neatly stacked boxes of ibuprofen now fill the offering table — an unusual tribute inspired by | Collector

Ibuprofen for a warlord? During Qingming Festival, visitors to Cao Cao’s mausoleum in Anyang, Henan Province, are reimagining tomb-sweeping traditions. Instead of flowers and incense, neatly stacked boxes of ibuprofen now fill the offering table — an unusual tribute inspired by

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Ibuprofen for a warlord? During Qingming Festival, visitors to Cao Cao’s mausoleum in Anyang, Henan Province, are reimagining tomb-sweeping traditions. Instead of flowers and incense, neatly stacked boxes of ibuprofen now fill the offering table — an unusual tribute inspired by

Ibuprofen for a warlord? During Qingming Festival, visitors to Cao Cao’s mausoleum in Anyang, Henan Province, are reimagining tomb-sweeping traditions. Instead of flowers and incense, neatly stacked boxes of ibuprofen now fill the offering table — an unusual tribute inspired by

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