<p>the picture is part of a bigger poster of 狗神樂隊 (a rock &amp; roll band) in shanghai, their web site is here:</p>

<p><a href="https://goushen.bandcamp.com/album/-" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://goushen.bandcamp.com/album/-</a></p>

<p>the three big black character is "不易滚". two small red characters in the "seal" is "狗" (dog) and an inverted "神" (god).</p>

<p>滚 (u+6eda) is a variant character of 滾 (u+6efe)</p>

<p>rock &amp; roll in chinese is 搖<strong>滾</strong>樂.</p>

<p>need more elaboration?</p>

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2017-04-27T01:04:19.510Z
不易= not easy (hard); (搖)滾= (rock) & roll-- 不易滾 =不易搖滾 = 'Hard Rock!'
Tang Ho
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2017-04-27T01:13:41.313Z
狗神 in English is 'dog god' this name spells the same from either end.  With the character 神 inverted, I think their true band name should be 'dog dog' (狗狗) which means 'doggie' in English
Tang Ho
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2017-04-27T01:17:23.357Z
yes, hard rock :) the dog & inverted god, or vice versa; ought to have a hidden meaning. i'm tired at this moment, need more time to "think" :(
水巷孑蠻
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2017-04-27T01:19:30.987Z
You can add these info into your answer to make it perfect.
Tang Ho
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2017-04-27T01:25:16.737Z
maybe later :) btw, i'm "shocked" to read the first answer, claiming that's japanese. then the second one say it doesn't make sense. am i too old, and isolated from the real?
水巷孑蠻
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2017-04-27T01:54:06.710Z
I believe it's “不易滚“ rather than “不易滾” 滚 is not a variants of 滾. It's only because one is simplified Chinese and the other one is traditional Chinese.
Kevman
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水巷孑蠻
<p>It doesn't make sense.</p>

<p>The 3 black words mean<br>
不 = No<br>
易 = Easy<br>
滚 = Fuck off</p>

<p>The words inside the box
狗神=Dog God</p>

<p>and the small black words are the name of the author and the picture created date.</p>

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2017-04-27T01:56:19.503Z
不易滚 is only a album's name. That's why it doesn't make sense since.
Kevman
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MaxMillion
<p>I've had a few friends take a look and they had very differing opinions.<a href="https://i.sstatic.net/165Kv.jpg" rel="nofollow noreferrer"><img src="https://i.sstatic.net/165Kv.jpg" alt="enter image description here"></a></p>

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2017-04-26T19:23:52.897Z
Welcome to Chinese Language Stack Exchange. Could you please add some information about the object in the image? This would at least provide some context.
Tsundoku
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2017-04-26T20:12:35.693Z
First, it's Japanese. It's a really cool graphic, but you should be asking Japanese stack exchange. Please understand I'm not being picky, if I could read it I would tell you what I think. It's so beautiful I'd love to know the answer. The big black characters say "Don't change" or "It's not easy" but I could be wrong on that because it's Japanese. Japanese has a certain curviness to its characters, for your future reference. You can see that here in the smaller characters. If you find out please post the answer, I love the artwork!
Guesterooni
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2017-04-27T01:57:59.377Z
If you had posted a full pic, it would make us easier to get the originals. Since "404" is a key clue to get.
Kevman
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Could someone translate this poster for me?
# Could someone translate this poster for me?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-04-26)

I've had a few friends take a look and they had very differing opinions.[![enter image description here](https://i.sstatic.net/165Kv.jpg)](https://i.sstatic.net/165Kv.jpg)

**Tags:** translation, meaning
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Welcome to Chinese Language Stack Exchange. Could you please add some information about the object in the image? This would at least provide some context.  
> **username_2**: First, it's Japanese. It's a really cool graphic, but you should be asking Japanese stack exchange. Please understand I'm not being picky, if I could read it I would tell you what I think. It's so beautiful I'd love to know the answer. The big black characters say "Don't change" or "It's not easy" but I could be wrong on that because it's Japanese. Japanese has a certain curviness to its characters, for your future reference. You can see that here in the smaller characters. If you find out please post the answer, I love the artwork!  
> **username_3**: If you had posted a full pic, it would make us easier to get the originals. Since "404" is a key clue to get.  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_4 on 2017-04-27. Score: 2

the picture is part of a bigger poster of 狗神樂隊 (a rock & roll band) in shanghai, their web site is here:

<https://goushen.bandcamp.com/album/->

the three big black character is "不易滚". two small red characters in the "seal" is "狗" (dog) and an inverted "神" (god).

滚 (u+6eda) is a variant character of 滾 (u+6efe)

rock & roll in chinese is 搖**滾**樂.

need more elaboration?

> **Comments:**
> **username_5**: 不易= not easy (hard); (搖)滾= (rock) & roll-- 不易滾 =不易搖滾 = 'Hard Rock!'  
> **username_5**: 狗神 in English is 'dog god' this name spells the same from either end.  With the character 神 inverted, I think their true band name should be 'dog dog' (狗狗) which means 'doggie' in English  
> **username_4**: yes, hard rock :) the dog & inverted god, or vice versa; ought to have a hidden meaning. i'm tired at this moment, need more time to "think" :(  
> **username_5**: You can add these info into your answer to make it perfect.  
> **username_4**: maybe later :) btw, i'm "shocked" to read the first answer, claiming that's japanese. then the second one say it doesn't make sense. am i too old, and isolated from the real?  
> **username_3**: I believe it's “不易滚“ rather than “不易滾” 滚 is not a variants of 滾. It's only because one is simplified Chinese and the other one is traditional Chinese.  

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### Answer by username_6 on 2017-04-26. Score: 0

It doesn't make sense.

The 3 black words mean  
不 = No  
易 = Easy  
滚 = Fuck off

The words inside the box
狗神=Dog God

and the small black words are the name of the author and the picture created date.

> **Comments:**
> **username_3**: 不易滚 is only a album's name. That's why it doesn't make sense since.  

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