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Who has the brains big enough for this? - giumbai - 05-05-2014 Who can tell me what in going on in this picture? RE: Who has the brains big enough for this? - Ligeti - 05-05-2014 I think you already know what is "dotpeek" is used for (.NET decompiler), if you are asking that someone can translate this for you ... then you must be crazy (are you?) OK, no seriously... are you? Why would someone code in ... whatever that language is! (Chinese?), and why would you ask for someone who has a big brain? By the way the following link might be interesting: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-English-based_programming_languages Peace! [note]: sorry about my rusty humor, soon I will be banned because of this I guess! RE: Who has the brains big enough for this? - Psycho_Coder - 05-06-2014 what you can do is that copy the Chinese sentences and then use google translate to convert them to english or else if you are lazy then write a code where your code sends the text to google translates then gets the translated text back and create a new file and store them in a directory. RE: Who has the brains big enough for this? - Deque - 05-06-2014 It is probable that someone used an obfuscator on this and there is actually nonsense instead of Chinese (or whatever language). Note the almost identical lengths of the method and variable names. But you never know if you not try. I would look for .NET deobfuscators, though. RE: Who has the brains big enough for this? - TheDeceptionist - 05-08-2014 As @Deque said , the code seems to be obfuscated.And also it looks like this is junk code. The best way to shed some light would to be to use .NET deobfuscator. I think you'll have more luck using de4dot.