A verb that expresses something is controlled by Chinese government or Chinese enterprises, which means it can’t say anything or do anything bad to China.
Person 1: Blizzard Entertainment is so xijingpinged now
Person 2: Why?
Person 1: Did you see the punishment they did to Blitzchung during the Hearthstone Grandmaster Match?
Person 2: Just because he said the slogan to express his support for the Hong Kong protestors, right?
Person 1: Yeah
Person 2: Well, the Chinese xijinpinged them...
Person 2: Why?
Person 1: Did you see the punishment they did to Blitzchung during the Hearthstone Grandmaster Match?
Person 2: Just because he said the slogan to express his support for the Hong Kong protestors, right?
Person 1: Yeah
Person 2: Well, the Chinese xijinpinged them...
by Steve404 November 25, 2019
A verb that expresses something is controlled by Chinese government or Chinese enterprises, which means it can’t say anything or do anything bad to China.
Person 1: Blizzard Entertainment is so xijingpinged now
Person 2: Why?
Person 1: Did you see the punishment they did to Blitzchung during the Hearthstone Grandmaster Match?
Person 2: Just because he said the slogan to express his support for the Hong Kong protestors, right?
Person 1: Yeah
Person 2: Well, the Chinese xijinpinged them...
Person 2: Why?
Person 1: Did you see the punishment they did to Blitzchung during the Hearthstone Grandmaster Match?
Person 2: Just because he said the slogan to express his support for the Hong Kong protestors, right?
Person 1: Yeah
Person 2: Well, the Chinese xijinpinged them...
by Steve404 November 25, 2019