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Before long China began a campaign to get rid of "Chinglish" (Chinese mixed with English). It was decided that Chinglish was a grave illness for China’s development and should be obliterated.
In nearly every part of China, people at home and abroad can see some ridiculous road signs in so-called English. Disappointingly, the language in fact is Chinglish.
Yuan Shixi, a Beijing official taking charge of the campaign, said several months ago "Linguistic (语言) perfection is of more importance with the number of the foreigners rising. "
Not everyone, however, has the scorn (蔑视) of the Beijing government for Chinglish. "One can choose whatever words as long as they can express the exact meaning," explained by a British linguist in an interview.
There exist so many Chinglish examples in the current world that many websites have been established to collect the related phrases, many of which are from English instructions on packages.
Once the campaign against Chinglish is successful, the Chinese people will switch their attention to English-language versions of newspapers and magazines immediately, which are playing an even more important part in teaching right English. Let’s just wait and see.

We can infer that the English-language versions of newspapers and magazines（）

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