How many Chins are in a Chinese phonebook?

Answer 1

Certainly it depends on particular phone-book and since Chin or Qin is a relatively popular Chinese surname, there are sure to be many.

The point of the expression "He has more chins than and Chinese phone-book" is to imply that the person is very fat. (I.e. He he has a lot of chins, an indicator of being overweight.) It has very little to do with the contents of actual phone-books.

Answer 2

The question is likely a play on words, as "Chin" can refer to a person's surname in Chinese culture. In a Chinese phonebook, there would be a diverse range of surnames, not just "Chin." Therefore, the number of occurrences of the surname "Chin" would depend on the specific phonebook and the population Demographics it covers.

Answer 3

Well, honey, a Chinese phonebook doesn't have chins, it has phone numbers. But if you're looking for a laugh, there are probably as many chins in a Chinese phonebook as there are bad pickup lines at a singles bar on a Friday night.

Answer 4

Oh, dude, like, there's probably a lot of Chins in a Chinese phonebook, right? I mean, it's China, so, like, it makes sense. But, like, seriously, who still uses phonebooks? Just Google it, man.