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Tlatform? Flatform? Railway Station Chinglish Fall Flat on Its Face…

Posted on 11 November 2011 by David Feng

This fair bit of Chinglish is from Yuquan, just southeast of Harbin, in a part of Heilongjiang where I am sure there is no living expat. And yet they insist on sticking some English at the train station. OK, that … Continue reading →

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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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