Tag Archives: Metro

City Avenues with Chinglish Characteristics

Posted on 5 November 2011 by David Feng

Beijing’s Subway Line 4 is amongst one of the less Chinglishier lines for the simple reason that Honkers (folks from Hong Kong) are running the show. Being a former British colony, it’s little surprise that fellow HK folks can pull … Continue reading →

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Next Station: CPU Metro Station…!?

Posted on 22 October 2011 by David Feng

Would you board a Metro train taking you to the “CPU station”? If you’re in Nanjing, you’d probably have no choice. But that’s only true if you’re headed for the China Pharmaceutical University Station on the new extension to Metro … Continue reading →

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U-Turn OK!… says Tianjin Metro

Posted on 12 January 2011 by David Feng

If there is any one place, or any one Metro system in the world, where a U-turn is OK… that’d be the Tianjin Metro! No ox. (That’s a nicer way of saying “no b•ll”.) Take a look at this… Well, … Continue reading →

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