In China, I hardly ever smell
--Gasoline (no car=no gas station visits and buses are diesel or natural gas)
--fresh-mowed grass (not much grass around here)
--buttery popcorn (it's sugar popcorn here in the movie theaters and just doesn't smell the same)
--Coffee and book smell of Barnes N Noble
--Department perfume section smell (not much perfume worn in China)
--grilling steak smell
--wood smoke smell (here it's burning trash or pollution smell)
--car freshener/new car smell (only taxis, and they usually just smell like cigarette smoke)
--Gasoline (no car=no gas station visits and buses are diesel or natural gas)
--fresh-mowed grass (not much grass around here)
--buttery popcorn (it's sugar popcorn here in the movie theaters and just doesn't smell the same)
--Coffee and book smell of Barnes N Noble
--Department perfume section smell (not much perfume worn in China)
--grilling steak smell
--wood smoke smell (here it's burning trash or pollution smell)
--car freshener/new car smell (only taxis, and they usually just smell like cigarette smoke)
