T-shirt in Taiwanese [Don’t talk to gangsters]

Don’t associate with bandits (The orthographic character is Wutong bandit) 【Pronunciation】m̄ thang huí luī 【Definition】Encourage people to make progress and not to do evil. 【Example】You must not be a gangster, and don’t imitate Tan Zai! [Chinese Translation] You must make progress and don’t be like Tan! 【Colour: Black [Creativity] Grouping [Calligraphy] Chen Shixian [Composition] Oink Chen This Ciongzo "Don't Tong Bandit" T-shirt contains the perfect combination of traditional Taiwanese language and modern fashion. Its name is taken from the orthodox writing of "无通bandits", in Taiwanese [pronunciation] m̄ thang huí luī, which means to encourage people to move forward bravely and stay away from evil and wrong paths. Demonstrates the spirit of advocating a proactive attitude and rejecting bad behavior. Wearing this T-shirt seems to remind you not to deviate from the right path and fall into the wrong pattern like Tan Tsai. 【Story of Chongtai language】 Teammates love to listen to Taiwanese songs, watch Taiwanese movies, and study Taiwanese jokes (tshiò-khue), not only because this is our language, but also because it represents an irreplaceable tone of Taiwanese people. Starting in 2012, we began to combine many Taiwanese words with interesting images so that everyone can use them for all the different emotions. Including cooperation with the well-known calligrapher Chen Shixian, we also designed a series of American Typhoon models to bring more imagination to the Taiwanese language.