Sister Ping Hai, I was studying in Japan, Japanese Kanji was different than from Hanzi! Look!Beikoku ==> USAR.O.C eraOh, I always thought that Beikoku was England
"米“， which is present in "Beikoku", looks a lot like the Union JackRoshia
Sounds like a girl's name in ChineseRussiaFuransuFranceThe Kanji "仏", which was used in the word France, has the same meaning with the Hanzi "佛“，which means Buddha. "仏" Also means Buddha is JapaneseNing HaiBerugi
“白” and "义“ combined together sounds like "white ant" in Chinese, and "耳“ is ear, hence the imagery of termites in an ear. BelgiumTermite?How about China?Well....What is it in Kanji?I was wrong!Ping HaiFuck! This name is so insulting! I'm gonna kill you!You know, right?
Back in the day Japan used "支那“(Transliteration from "Chi-na"), which is now considered extremely insulting to the Chinese, mainly due to the event of Sino-Japanese War.Doitsu
Literally "elegant solitary"So cool!Germany
Sister Ping Hai, I was studying in Japan, Japanese Kanji was different than from Hanzi! Look!
Beikoku ==> USA
R.O.C era
Oh, I always thought that Beikoku was England
"米“， which is present in "Beikoku", looks a lot like the Union Jack
Roshia
Sounds like a girl's name in Chinese
Russia
Furansu
France
The Kanji "仏", which was used in the word France, has the same meaning with the Hanzi "佛“，which means Buddha. "仏" Also means Buddha is Japanese
Ning Hai
Berugi
“白” and "义“ combined together sounds like "white ant" in Chinese, and "耳“ is ear, hence the imagery of termites in an ear.
Belgium
Termite?
How about China?
Well....
What is it in Kanji?
I was wrong!
Ping Hai
Fuck! This name is so insulting! I'm gonna kill you!
You know, right?
Back in the day Japan used "支那“(Transliteration from "Chi-na"), which is now considered extremely insulting to the Chinese, mainly due to the event of Sino-Japanese War.
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