term used to descie those of asian descent. it is offensive and does not descibe their intense awesomeness. usually used by people who are jealous of asian superpowers
In Romeo and Juliet, Chink is used as the term "money".
In the example it clearly shows the correct way to use the term "chink" by Shakespeare, William Oxford Press London 1973
In Romeo and Juliet, Chink is used as the term "money".
In the example it clearly shows the correct way to use the term "chink" by Shakespeare, William Oxford Press London 1973
Chink was a word that originated around the 1890's in North America. It was derived from the Phonetic word 'Ching' of the Chinese 'Ching' Dynasty. Chinese people who immigrated in the 1800's and early 1900's were from the 'Ching' Dynasty and the word 'Chink' was used as a racist slang, as it is hard to pronounce 'Ching' aggressively. Many Chinese of the Ching Dynasty endured many years of slave labor in Canada, building the railroads and working Mines.