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grandpa yao it's okay you'll get there
siempre q dibujo jongais es shitpost pero ni modo
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Forgot i never shared the full piece I did for the 2021 razzle dazzle zine on this blog lol
Here's a condensed timelapse i was super proud of it
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wip gift for a friend : )
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that one pic where the mom helps her kids beat a hard level in super mario, but it's china and his babies
I have no comment on which fandom these doodles are from.
i meant to draw something for hongice day but then my aunt got kittens so i have been distracted. heres last nights wip then i guess
Download here if the resolution is too low for you
Spread the word and help Hong Kong preserve his language and culture!
See this post for a detailed explanation of Hong Kong’s human name
For your reference, this is a screenshot from Himaruya’s blog:
It’s written in Kanji (Han characters), but somehow everyone assumed his name is spelt in Mandarin pinyin 🤷♀️
I do understand it’s confusing because the HK government has its own system for romanising names (created by the Brits) which is not well-known outside Hong Kong, but you can see many people with HK roots using this system too (eg. MC Jin, Michelle Kwan, Harry Shum, jr. and of course, Bruce Lee)
Wong Ka Lung Leon (western order: Ka Lung Leon Wong) is the best name for Hong Kong because Lung means Dragon and Leon means Lion (national animal of the UK), it represents his history perfectly (Chinese and British, check out his old flag). Calling him Leon is perfectly fine.
I also made one for the East Asians:
Download here if it’s too LQ
Taiwan’s “Xiao” is also spelt as “Hsiao”, before the Taiwanese government started encouraging standard Mandarin pinyin (what China uses), so a lot of people still use Hsiao. It’s also not a surname in her case.
Don’t forget the eastern name order is:
Surname | Middle name | Given name
*Use middle and given names together or just the given name as nickname (last word in eastern order), not the middle name alone, so Xiao Mei for Taiwan, Yongsoo for Korea and Ka Lung or Siu Chun (Jia Long/Xiao Chun) for HK*
Eastern order: Wong Ka Lung Leon
Western order: Ka Lung Leon Wong
But this is also very commonly seen: Leon Wong Ka Lung
A lot of HKers just go by their English names in daily life: Leon Wong
MORE info below 🇭🇰🇲🇴🇰🇷 ↓
Today on my quest to draw every hetalia character: Hong boy
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chinese loanwords
bok choy (cantonese; 白菜 baak coi, “white vegetable”)
brainwashing (mandarin; 洗腦 xǐnǎo, “brain wash”)
ketchup (southern min; 鮭汁 kê-chiap, “brine of fish (mainly salmon)”)
chi (mandarin; 氣 qì, “energy of an object or person”)
china (mandarin; 秦 or 晉 qín, “ancient state of qin”)
chop chop (cantonese; 速速 cuk cuk, “quick quick”)
chopsticks (cantonese; 速速 cuk cuk, “quick quick”)
chop suey (cantonese; 杂碎 zaap seoi, “mixed pieces”)
chow (cantonese; 炒 chaau, “cook”)
chow mein (taishanese; 炒面 cau men, “stir fried noodle”)
confucius (mandarin; 孔夫子 kǒng fūzǐ, “master kong”)
dim sum (cantonese; 点心 dim sam, “to touch the heart gently”)
feng shui (mandarin; 風水 fēngshuǐ, “wind and water”)
ginkgo (mandarin; 银杏 yínxìng, “silver apricot”)
ginseng (mandarin; 人參 rénshēn)
kanji (mandarin; 漢字 hànzì, “chinese characters”)
kaolin (mandarin; 高岭 gāolǐng, “tall mountain range”)
kumquat (cantonese; 柑橘 gam gwat, “tangerine”)
kung fu (mandarin; 功夫 gōngfu, “skill, accomplishment”)
lo mein (mandarin; 捞面 lāomiàn, “scooped noodle”)
long time no see (cantonese; 好耐冇見 hou noi mou jin, “long time no see”)
loquat (cantonese; 芦橘 lou gwat)
lychee (cantonese; 荔枝 lai zi)
mahjong (cantonese; 麻将 maa zoeng)
no can do (mandarin; 不可以 bù kěyǐ, “no can do”)
oolong (mandarin; 乌龙 wūlóng, “black dragon”)
pinyin (mandarin; 拼音 pīnyīn, “to spell sounds”)
ramen (mandarin; 拉麵 lāmiàn, “long noodle”)
rickshaw (middle chinese; 人力 nyinlik, “human power”)
shanghai (mandarin; 上海 shànghǎi, “on top of the ocean”)
shih tzu (taiwanese mandarin; 獅子狗 shih tzu kou, “lion child dog”)
tea (hokkien; 茶 tê)