Don’t forgetting: always reading signs or you drowning! Note: When posting anything in the Fun with Chinglish section, I don’t mean to criticize anything or anyone in any way. I’m simply sharing the fun we get to have with all those great signs!

Chinese people do care a lot for the little creatures! Note: When posting anything in the Fun with Chinglish section, I don’t mean to criticize anything or anyone in any way. I’m simply sharing the fun we get to have with all those great signs!

Another sign that I haven’t quite made out yet … Note: When posting anything in the Fun with Chinglish section, I don’t mean to criticize anything or anyone in any way. I’m simply sharing the fun we get to have with all those great signs!

After last week, I got another fun sign with instructions for tourists. Note, how during the stops at those various islands, the tour boat has to go with you if you are a child or someone with disabilities. I’m not quite sure how that works, but after reading all the lengthy instructions, we know exactly what to do, right!? Instructions read: Tourist boat safety precautions after the cruise ship parked on order from top to bottom. banning inflammable explosive and other dangerous goods by sea. minors or guardians of persons with disabilities should be accompanied by tour boat embarkation from the seat after the show put on their life jackets or not exposed at the bow and dangerous move. the ship No smoking. please do not smoke. Note: When posting anything in the Fun with Chinglish section, I don’t mean to criticize anything or anyone in any way. I’m simply sharing the fun we get to have with all those great signs!

Earlier this week I told you about the city wall in Xi’An. However, if you want to go on a bike ride there, lots of things should be considered, as this sign clearly tells us! Note: When posting anything in the Fun with Chinglish section, I don’t mean to criticize anything or anyone in any way. I’m simply sharing the fun we get to have with all those great signs!

Yes, that’s right: not only the cultural relics need protection, but the railings protecting the relics need protection, too! In fact, they need it even more!

Thanks for pointing this out! Walking up the road, I almost would have missed that! Note: When posting anything in the Fun with Chinglish section, I don’t mean to criticize anything or anyone in any way. I’m simply sharing the fun we get to have with all those great signs!

In case of itching – there’s no relief for those poor little relics at the Forbidden City – because remember: No Scratch!

Thanks for pointing this out!