1 min read
Slang Dynasty is a series that unpacks the wide world of Chinese regional slang, internet colloquialisms, and assorted street-level jargon.
Ahead of Halloween, RADII’s own Elaine Chow is here to introduce some of the many ways to use the term “ghost” in Mandarin Chinese — whatever the time of year.
Looking for more ghosts? Below is our collection of 33 creatures, spirits and demons from across Chinese folklore to spice up your Halloween this weekend.
Related:
The Long List of Chinese Ghost Stories and Ghoulish CreaturesDeadly demons, friendly fiends, mythical monsters and saucy spooks from Chinese lore to round out your Halloween bestiaryArticle Oct 31, 2017
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1 min read
Slang Dynasty is a series that unpacks the wide world of Chinese regional slang, internet colloquialisms, and assorted street-level jargon.
Ahead of Halloween, RADII’s own Elaine Chow is here to introduce some of the many ways to use the term “ghost” in Mandarin Chinese — whatever the time of year.
Looking for more ghosts? Below is our collection of 33 creatures, spirits and demons from across Chinese folklore to spice up your Halloween this weekend.
Related:
The Long List of Chinese Ghost Stories and Ghoulish CreaturesDeadly demons, friendly fiends, mythical monsters and saucy spooks from Chinese lore to round out your Halloween bestiaryArticle Oct 31, 2017
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1 min read
Slang Dynasty is a series that unpacks the wide world of Chinese regional slang, internet colloquialisms, and assorted street-level jargon.
Ahead of Halloween, RADII’s own Elaine Chow is here to introduce some of the many ways to use the term “ghost” in Mandarin Chinese — whatever the time of year.
Looking for more ghosts? Below is our collection of 33 creatures, spirits and demons from across Chinese folklore to spice up your Halloween this weekend.
Related:
The Long List of Chinese Ghost Stories and Ghoulish CreaturesDeadly demons, friendly fiends, mythical monsters and saucy spooks from Chinese lore to round out your Halloween bestiaryArticle Oct 31, 2017
NEWSLETTER
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1 min read
Slang Dynasty is a series that unpacks the wide world of Chinese regional slang, internet colloquialisms, and assorted street-level jargon.
Ahead of Halloween, RADII’s own Elaine Chow is here to introduce some of the many ways to use the term “ghost” in Mandarin Chinese — whatever the time of year.
Looking for more ghosts? Below is our collection of 33 creatures, spirits and demons from across Chinese folklore to spice up your Halloween this weekend.
Related:
The Long List of Chinese Ghost Stories and Ghoulish CreaturesDeadly demons, friendly fiends, mythical monsters and saucy spooks from Chinese lore to round out your Halloween bestiaryArticle Oct 31, 2017
NEWSLETTER
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