Tiny Eyes, the creative persona of Beijing-born artist Siyu, brings a delightful and insightful touch to cultural commentary through her witty comics that explore the everyday nuances between China and Western cultures. With a keen eye for humor and a deep understanding of the unique habits that define each cultural landscape, Tiny Eyes captures these differences in a series of charming and relatable illustrations. From language quirks to social norms, the artist navigates the delicate balance between amusement and understanding, inviting audiences to reflect on the diversity that shapes our global society.

Siyu’s comics serve as a bridge, fostering cross-cultural appreciation by shedding light on the subtle disparities that often go unnoticed. Through her clever and lighthearted approach, Tiny Eyes creates a space for dialogue, breaking down stereotypes and fostering a sense of shared humanity. The universal appeal of Siyu’s work lies in her ability to highlight the peculiarities that make each culture unique while celebrating the common ground that binds us all. In a world that continues to grow more interconnected, Tiny Eyes’ comics serve as a wholesome reminder of the richness found in our differences and the joy that comes from understanding and embracing diverse perspectives.

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Tiny Eyes is the pseudonym of the Chinese artist called Siyu and her funny illustrations about the differences between Chinese and Western Culture are melting the Internet’s heart.
Her chronicles are amusing and honest, as she is translating the thoughts of someone born and raised in Beijing while interacting with people from different parts of the world.
Tiny Eyes has a clean and simple drawing style, and the impact of her work often leaves the viewer laughing and contemplating at the same time. Her work mostly focuses on bringing out cultural differences, while illustrating the two sides of a story on one board.
One of her works illustrates the intricate French cutleries at a dining table while comparing them with Chinese chopsticks, which are used for almost any meal.
Other illustrations comment on dorm life or the life of high school students and the differences between a Chinese student and a Western student.
Tiny Eyes draws inspiration from her own experience as someone studying abroad and meeting lots of new people with different cultural backgrounds.
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