A high-mounted "CHI" sign features Western-style Chinese font on white walls.
A dark blue channel letter sign is seen on a white interior wall. The sign is high up on the wall, just below the white ceiling tiles. The sign reads "CHI" in the western-style font referred to as "Wonton Font," which is supposed to resemble Chinese calligraphy strokes. The letters are held by two horizontal posts the same color as the white wall to blend as much as possible. Each letter has two to five small silver screws in it. The edge of another letter is seen on the far right, along with two more horizontal posts. The interior light, most likely posted on the ceiling, lights up nearly the entire wall with a soft shadow across the top.