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American Cantonese: I Got a Haircut Using a 1943 U.S. Army Phrasebook✈️🐯

I Can't Order Tea in Cantonese — But This 1943 American Chinglish Booklet Can✈️🐯

I Asked for a Railway Station Using Only a 1943 U.S. Army Phrasebook✈️🐯

Can a 1943 U.S. Army Phrasebook Buy Two Oranges in Hong Kong?✈️🐯

I Speak Mandarin. Cantonese? Zero. These 1943 Books Are My Only Hope.✈️🐯

The Original Chinglish: How GIs Learned Chinese in 1943✈️🐯

We Used a 1943 Military Phrasebook to Haggle in Shenzhen✈️🐯

I'm Using a 1943 Military Phrasebook on Real People in Shenzhen✈️🐯

I Found a Lost U.S. Army Camp in China – And a Photo Album That Led Me Here✈️🐯

A Chinese Collector Sent Me Photos of a U.S. Army Camp – So I Went to Find It✈️🐯

They Flew the Hump, Then They Came Here – China's Secret Wartime Retreat✈️🐯

An American Name on a Building in China – Nobody Remembers Who✈️🐯

The Flying Tigers Club That Time Forgot✈️🐯

A Free Museum for American Heroes – In China. Wait, What?✈️🐯

Street Quiz About WWII (3)✈️🐯

Street Quiz About WWII (2)✈️🐯

Street Quiz About WWII (1)✈️🐯

Same Age, Same Country, 68 Years Apart✈️🐯

We Tested a WWII Phrase on Chinese Streets – Here's What Happened✈️🐯

Ding Hao: The Chinese Phrase That Won a Medal of Honor✈️🐯