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$Neon signs on Nathan Road Kowloon Hong Kong. Nathan Road is the main thoroughfare in Kowloon, Hong Kong that goes in a south-north direction from Tsim Sha Tsui to Mong Kok. It is lined with shops, restaurants and tourists.\$

Chinese paper-cut culture marriage happy word

Ancient China Letterpress

$Yokohama Chinatown \$

Chiayi, Taiwan- 6 Dec, 2022: Sign for train service between Chiayi and Shitzulu in Taiwan. The train climbs spectacularly from near sea level at Chiayi to 1534 metres at Shizilu

aged and worn Chinese restaurant sign

Hongkong, China - November, 2019: Tai Koo station name sign of MTR station / subway train station of HongKong

A red neon light shaped into the city name of

A plaque that says great Tang all day mall in Xian China near the great wild goose pagoda scenic area in shaanxi province. Chinese tranlation says great tang all day mall.

3D Chinese style title border banner three-dimensional style traditional design elements

A neon chinese fragrance sign seen at night in the district of Chinatown in Singapore, Asia.

These are the cards numbered two from a pack of 120 Vietnamese To Tom money playing cards dating from 1900. There are three card suits in a To Tom pack: (myriads) (10,000 coins), (strings) (1000 coins) and (coins) (or cash), single coins. These three cards represent, from left to right, the two of each suit. The full pack of To Tom consists of 120 cards, four sets of the same 30 cards. Each of the three shown cards appears four times in the pack. Although made for Vietnam and Indochina, the characters on the cards use an old Chinese script called Chu Nho, a script that modern Chines people cannot read. The name 'To Tom' translates to a bowl or nest of shrimps. Links below to the wrapper for these Vietnamese money cards; and cards from a different (Chinese) deck of money cards: .

Hong Kong - February 24, 2017: Tsing Yi station Translation: Tsing Yi station

Tsuen Wan West Station sign in Hong Kong.

TSUEN WAN,TRANSPORT,STATION,HONG KONG

Menu sign of herbal tea shop

Health Wealth and Harmony Blessing in Chinese Calligraphy

gold bless write in chinese

Signs outside a fortune telling site in Lei Yue Mun, a village located in a short channel in Hong Kong. It lies between Junk Bay and Victoria Harbour, separating Kowloon and Hong Kong Island.

Taiwan - Jul 09, 2024: A wooden sign at Tainan Mazu Temple directs visitors to maintain silence and respect, emphasizing order and reverence in religious spaces for a harmonious atmosphere.

Chinese wedding decoration with a 'Double Happiness' calligraphy paper cut stick on the door. Chinese wedding decoration.

$Kai Tak mtr station platform on the Tuen Ma Line Phase 1.\nIT opened date in the first quarter of 2020.\nA yellowish-orange tone gives passengers a sense of vibrancy.$

Street signs in various parts of Hong Kong

Chinese characters carved in stone with a soft brush strokes of black ink.

A Chinese language wishes created from stencil for screen printing, traditionally used in China to transfer ink onto substrate / cloth.

Kai Tak, Hong Kong- 24 Oct 2024: Orange MTR station platform sign of Kai Tak Station

Emergency Exit Sign on Green – Generous Copy Space

TWN-05.25.24: During Chinese New Year, door couplets are posted using red paper and calligraphy brushes to write blessings, symbolizing auspiciousness and prosperity, a quintessential cultural symbol.

Tsuen Wan Railway Station

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