a pole hits a boat of people, which means one holds onto someone's wrong and thinks the rest of others are the same

a pole hits and kills a boat of people, which means one holds onto someone's wrong and thinks the rest of others are the same

Tar with the same bush, meaning to believe wrongly that someone or something has the same bad qualities as someone or something that is similar

a kind of bamboo

Chinese hookah, made of bamboo; big piece of bamboo

Mangosteen

steamed beef balls, a Cantonese dim sum dish

Steamed meatball, a Cantonese dim sum

Tsam Chuk Wan (a bay in Hong Kong)

dry beancurd

every second one (slang)

fire crackers

a sweet dried soya bean product

Extremely thin; as thin as a stick

(noun) a blind person's cane; a guide cane; (of metaphor) a guide who gives directions; a guardian or a mentor who gives directions or advice on life

Chinese who was born or raised overseas (slang)

a Chinese girl who grew up overseas

(noun) a foreign-born Chinese; a term to describe a Chinese who was born or brought up overseas, normally used in a derogatory sense to imply that they are lacking in Chinese culture and values; a thick bamboo pole

(v.)(n.) to play mahjong; a mah-jong battle

(noun) a foreign-country born Chinese such as Canada born Chinese

Jook-sing noodles

bamboo stick

ancient folk songs with love

bamboo scaffolding

Bamboo 'tree' (strictly speaking bamboo belongs to the grass family, however many will call it bamboo 'tree' as it can grow to a very tall height)

Bamboo poles

a bamboo pole

Bamboo stick; a bamboo skewer

Bamboo stick; a bamboo skewer

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