*tlyer hits ball* CHING!
*hits ball again* CHANG!
*hits ball third time* CHONG!!
Thus..ching chang chonge.
*hits ball again* CHANG!
*hits ball third time* CHONG!!
Thus..ching chang chonge.
by ThatOneGermanGuy March 2, 2011
by Jawesome4 April 22, 2017
A phrase understood universally by Asians as as a Non-Asian person confessing about their sexual attraction to a parent.
Example:
Steve (a non-Asian person) says “Ching Chang Chong” to Joe (an Asian person). Joe understands this as Steve stating “I am sexually attracted to my parent.”
Steve (a non-Asian person) says “Ching Chang Chong” to Joe (an Asian person). Joe understands this as Steve stating “I am sexually attracted to my parent.”
by NoSuchThingAsRace June 12, 2022
THE STORY!
There once was a guy named Chen Shimei who lived with his wife Qin Xianglian and kids in the countryside. One day, Shimei gets hired by the king in the city to work as a fuma ye in his royal circle, and marry a princess. This sounds rather douchey on the king’s part until you realize that nobody in the city actually knows that he is married. However, rather than explaining that he has a happy family at home, Shimei agrees to the marriage and lives in the city for years, eventually becoming corrupt. Meanwhile, years later, his wife is worried about her husband, as everyone in her village thinks he died. So she takes her kids and belongings and goes to look for him in the city. Shimei finds out that Xianglian is searching for him and he hires an assassin to kill her and their children. The assassin, showing surprising human decency, does not assassinate the family and instead informs Xianglian of her husband’s situation. She is furious and reports him to the king. However, since ol’ Chen has a crap ton of power, being a high-ranking official and the husband to the princess, nobody is willing to take the case except for one Bao Gong, who is the guy singing. He is famous in Chinese legend to be the epitome of fairness and justice, and the song is basically Bao Gong announcing to the public Chen Shimei’s crimes and condemning him.
There once was a guy named Chen Shimei who lived with his wife Qin Xianglian and kids in the countryside. One day, Shimei gets hired by the king in the city to work as a fuma ye in his royal circle, and marry a princess. This sounds rather douchey on the king’s part until you realize that nobody in the city actually knows that he is married. However, rather than explaining that he has a happy family at home, Shimei agrees to the marriage and lives in the city for years, eventually becoming corrupt. Meanwhile, years later, his wife is worried about her husband, as everyone in her village thinks he died. So she takes her kids and belongings and goes to look for him in the city. Shimei finds out that Xianglian is searching for him and he hires an assassin to kill her and their children. The assassin, showing surprising human decency, does not assassinate the family and instead informs Xianglian of her husband’s situation. She is furious and reports him to the king. However, since ol’ Chen has a crap ton of power, being a high-ranking official and the husband to the princess, nobody is willing to take the case except for one Bao Gong, who is the guy singing. He is famous in Chinese legend to be the epitome of fairness and justice, and the song is basically Bao Gong announcing to the public Chen Shimei’s crimes and condemning him.
Chinese person: Do you really what all that "ching chang hon chi" thing is all about?
Non-Chinese person: Yeah bro... it is about a meme, bro...
Non-Chinese person: Yeah bro... it is about a meme, bro...
by JPhett December 28, 2022
the chineze come from ching chang chong land
by agtfrhyjk;o March 12, 2019
by Ching Chang Reporter November 28, 2017
by Mr.incognito all night February 13, 2020