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Gun 4 year s ago
I would say it depends in which city and tier you live. The examples here are maybe similar in all Tier 2 cities but not necessarily adapt to Tier 1. And Tier 3 would be much worse.
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Rush 4 year s ago
#25 O no! The dreaded MSG! It isn't bad for you. Never was and still isn't. Just more news propaganda to cause alarm.
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Important 4 year s ago
#3 bars to prevent children from falling out of windows is quite understandable, not inexplicable..
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Gorgeous 4 year s ago
What a fascinating country! Although, I have to admit some of these made me uncomfortable - the size of the art class, and the escalator to hell. 
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Forbidden 4 year s ago
Looks damn uncomforted to live there, especially without central heating. Where i live is a frost -34C at street now, but i am in a t-shirt at home.
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Wrong 4 year s ago
A country of unregulated scammers. No morals, no ethics no moral compass. They rip off everything from Nike to Disney on a massive scale and the Government turns a blind eye. They eat anything with a pulse even if the motherfukkas as cute as can be.
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Sister 4 year s ago
All I can add is what a shame it would be to own a grand place like that in old China with trees probably hundred years old with cool architecture and have it all ruined by a lighted monorail shining on your house at night. Must sound great as it goes by. What a pity.
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Stronger 4 year s ago
It’s amazing how the Chinese deal with the overpopulation. I wouldn’t be able to handle it.
Chinese people upgraded instant noodles and made them even more convenient.
“I decided to buy local instant noodles. The set included the noodles themselves, broth with mushrooms, onions, meat, seaweed, an egg, water, a special powder that causes a chemical reaction and heats the water up to 90°С, and the dining utensils.”
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Gun 4 year s ago
I would say it depends in which city and tier you live. The examples here are maybe similar in all Tier 2 cities but not necessarily adapt to Tier 1. And Tier 3 would be much worse.
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Rush 4 year s ago
#25 O no! The dreaded MSG! It isn't bad for you. Never was and still isn't. Just more news propaganda to cause alarm.
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Important 4 year s ago
#3 bars to prevent children from falling out of windows is quite understandable, not inexplicable..
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Gorgeous 4 year s ago
What a fascinating country! Although, I have to admit some of these made me uncomfortable - the size of the art class, and the escalator to hell.
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Forbidden 4 year s ago
Looks damn uncomforted to live there, especially without central heating. Where i live is a frost -34C at street now, but i am in a t-shirt at home.
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Wrong 4 year s ago
A country of unregulated scammers. No morals, no ethics no moral compass. They rip off everything from Nike to Disney on a massive scale and the Government turns a blind eye. They eat anything with a pulse even if the motherfukkas as cute as can be.
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Sister 4 year s ago
All I can add is what a shame it would be to own a grand place like that in old China with trees probably hundred years old with cool architecture and have it all ruined by a lighted monorail shining on your house at night. Must sound great as it goes by. What a pity.
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Stronger 4 year s ago
It’s amazing how the Chinese deal with the overpopulation. I wouldn’t be able to handle it.