Tag Archives: Harbin

Heilongjiang’s Model of Civilized Chinglish Windows…?

Posted on 10 November 2011 by David Feng

To Heilongjiang, an uncivilized window would be one where it’d be dirty, rotten, smashed, and full of obnoxious Chinglish. Either that, or… At times, the Chinglish here can just be amazing. If all you are reduced to doing in the … Continue reading →

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Gelivable Chinglish in Harbin!

Posted on 27 October 2011 by David Feng

Talk about the most gelivable, or “cool” (in Chinglish), hotel! I’m now in Harbin with wife Tracy on a Chinglish teaching assignment (no joke: the Chinglish book landed me a month-long teaching assignment in northeastern China’s wilderness). Our school is … Continue reading →

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Take Care Of Your Chinglish Treasures

Posted on 25 October 2011 by David Feng

Seriously… I wonder what happens if I push that red button. I’m… a little intrigued. Maybe if I push that it’ll show scarier Chinglish… Riiight… Either that, or it’s a treasure itself. As in the Chinglish: Take Care Of Your … Continue reading →

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