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Q: Has anyone found a complete English translation of the Chinese tourist guide?

That is, the 62 page manual on how to behave when traveling abroad, released on October 1st.

12 years 48 weeks ago in Transport & Travel - China

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i'd love to see the Chinglish version of this

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From the small cuttings I've seen of it, it sounds hilarious. "In Spain you are considered naked if you go out without earrings"

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pepo36

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oh yeah i was searching for this yesterday and unfortunately couldn't find it

my Swedish friend asked me for it

i found the chinese version though

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