The CNBC/China Business Network television program called Managing China uses an image of Cincinnati's downtown as its primary background image.  When the host does his studio one on one then they use a slightly altered image of downtown Cincinnati with the Central Trust, Carew and 312 Walnut clearly visible.  I thought it was pretty cool.  It's actually fairly common for promotional material in China to include altered images of America to convey prosperity and the like

While I was in Chengdu I kept noticing images of New York and I think it's cool that a leading Chinese business program uses Cincinnati as its backdrop.

 

Check out Managing China on Channel 137 on Time Warner Cable's Digital Package.  Set up your TIVO or DVR to record the show and see it for yourself.

Also, on a similar note, I was walking past the EPA headquarters along Constitution Ave yesterday and I saw that they have a picture of downtown Cincinnati on these little placards explaining how rain gardens work.