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Laowai Comics: An AZN In China
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Laowai Comics is a periodic webcomic. Beijing Cream is proud to debut its Thursday comic every week. Full archives here.
This is the best LWC yet! The insight into this dudebro has reached Dostoyevsky levels.
I totally understand..luckily I married a translator…can continue to be lazy.
http://vivitranslation.com
Anthony’s not THAT bad.
Can someone explain the joke to me ?
Yeah… someone please explain the joke to Mr. Simpleton here.
Actually, I am asking nicely and because I simply don’t get it. Why reply with an insult ?
They’re laughing because they asked him a question in Chinese and he replied in English? I dunno.
This comic has a “synesthetic” approach to punchlines.
Personally, I didn’t find the punch line all that funny. What I enjoyed was the scathing portrayal of the “modern male.”
I think that your neurological disorder theory could be valid, but, hey, I’m no brain surgeon.
….Or it could be that LCG has been finding it hard to pick up Chinese girls despite his Dashan levels of Chinese language competence?
This comic providing him with a visceral opportunity to publicly right past wrongs.
Re: Mr Alpart’s comment. Scathing yes. The scathe and mordancy are particularly notable in the Laowai Comics oeuvre. By eschewing punchlines or demonstrable humour, the artist subverts our notions of a second culture means of consciousness. We’re left disorientated and with more questions than we started with – there’s hardly a need to point out the parallels to the exigencies of the China expat superego. Though Dostoyevsky concerned himself with the psychological perils of an unnatural state of social living, I think with “An AZN In China” the artist had in mind the works of Kafka.
Check out the big brain on Brett…
Lol those are the girls from that Ritz commercial…