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Google Reviews allows businesses to hide negative reviews, leading students and other Chinese people abroad to rely on homophones, intentional mistranslations, and cultural references to share their true feelings about unappetizing meals.

For instance, reviewers might say a dish is as tasty as high school cafeteria food, banking on restaurant owners and AI systems not being familiar with the charms of Chinese school lunches.

Other commenters have leaned into multiple layers of playful wordplay. One example is using the term "newspaper eating" to critique food. The phrase originates from the Chinese words 不好吃 (bù hào chī, not tasty), which, when spoken quickly, sound like 报吃 (bào chī), a nonsense phrase that literally translates as "newspaper eating." 

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