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Quite a lot of freedom
Once your work is done, you can do your own things
The manager constantly goes on about how great mainland China is and so on...
Then the design aesthetic is absolutely terrible. When asking for a design layout, they don't explain the style or requirements. If you ask, the manager will take it for granted and say, "You're a designer—figure it out." The problem is, how is anyone supposed to know what you want? Everything depends on whether the designer can read minds.
The manager also has poor emotional intelligence. When trying to reason with them, they just yell and even curse your entire family. I'm not deaf, so there's no need to shout that loudly. By the way, are your vocal cords okay? Is this really professional?
Work assignments are unclear, and there is irregular overtime. It feels as though not working overtime means you're letting the company down. Also, the company's opening time depends entirely on whether the manager feels like arriving on time—you can end up at the office before the doors are even open, but if you arrive a little later, they'll scold you for always being late.
They are also very concerned about saving face and think they understand design better than people with specialized training or professional expertise.