This document contains a series of short, cryptic phrases in Chinese describing various improvised vehicles and unusual transportation situations. Some key points include: modifying a truck to have motorcycle-like qualities; creating makeshift vehicles and modes of transportation out of scrap parts where anything can drive as long as it moves; and imaginative uses of vehicles that defy expectations in humorous or unlikely scenarios. The phrases capture resourcefulness and innovative thinking with limited means.

1. 內地無奇不有 Nothing is impossible

2. No pond, roadside also can

3. Is it a truck? Is it a motorcycle? No, it is a truckocycle lah

4. Cabin gone, no problem As long as can drive, can already

5. Sliding wheels Now it’s in, Now it’s out

6. Pillion riders get upper view

7. Doing big business in China

8. No such thing as scrap in China.

9. So clever, pure genius

10. Sleep anywhere also can

11. Grandma on wheels practising for Formula 1

12. Creative thinking

13. Taking cover – a scene from the movie Hide & Seek 2

14. Same license number, no problem As long as different colour

15. 3 little pigs went to market

16. Getting the message across

17. Tyreless car

18. Tyreless police cars?

19. You have pillion seat and economy seat, take your pick

20. Doing small business in China

21. Practising the art of intimacy if you can tolorate the smell

22. Not horse power but motorcycle power

23. Grandma joined the army

24. Early version of MP3

25. Parallel parking

26. Who says mountain top got no toilet

27. Your family dentist and the rusty plier

28. Defying gravity

29. A scene from a Hollywood movie – Speed 3

30. Early version of Singapore Flyer