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Keep in mind that Google ignores all code-level language information, from “lang” attributes to Document Type Definitions (DTD). Some web editing programs create these attributes automatically, and therefore they aren’t very reliable when trying to determine the language of a webpage.
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Google uses only the visible content of your page to determine its language. We don’t use any code-level language information such as lang attributes. You can help Google determine the language correctly by using a single language for content and navigation on each page, and by avoiding side-by-side translations.
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Google is miscategorizing the language of the site home page: boke.com ... most likely having something
to do with a lot of links from Chinese sites. There is ZERO Chinese encoded text on that home page. Saying that I need to
put more English text on a page that has always been an English site ... so that Google can figure out that its not Chinese ...