The tenth son of the tenth son of Confucius who walked the entire length of the Great Wall of China thereby crossing the entire country. He is commemorated by signs where people walk and cross the intersections of conventional wisdom, in honor of his great accomplishment. He is known also for his philosophy of journeying through the world using one's own convictions and abilities alone.
"Look! That sign indicates that when we cross the street here, we honor the great philosopher and journeyman Ped Xing!"
by Fog Maestro September 14, 2013
Karl Xing is a being so holy and sacred that nobody dares appointing him a job. The uppermost bliss of freedom (job-wise) goes to the almighty, omnipotent being of Karl Xing.
'What has Karl Xing been up to?'
'I think I saw him in Leicester Square 2 weeks ago holding a sign for a job.'
'Honour and glory goes to Karl Xing.'
'May he be with us, KAmen.'
'I think I saw him in Leicester Square 2 weeks ago holding a sign for a job.'
'Honour and glory goes to Karl Xing.'
'May he be with us, KAmen.'
by Ghost Banquo March 20, 2022
A yellow caution sign indicating that a Pegasus (winged horse) may be crossing your path at any moment.
by SeaBat June 10, 2006
by Xing Yi Simp May 4, 2021
Simply means Pedestrian crossing. When you cross streets, -- before you stop, look and listen -- you will find Ped Xing street sign.
Ped Xing is not one of the names of Chinese historical figures, it simply means a shortened pedestrian crossing sign.
by Lyndon Llido May 16, 2005
Pedestrian Crossing, but sometimes erroneously thought to be a Chinese name. First mentioned in the movie "Slackers".
ANGELA: When I was a little girl, I used to think that the Chinese built the roads in America -- someone must have told me the Chinese built the railroads and I guess I got confused. When the Chinese workers finished paving the road, they'd write "PED XING" on it in big white letters, in honor of who I assumed was their emperor or something: "Ped Ching."
by VicRamalot November 21, 2009