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by roy_x 13y ago
The only solution is: create more porn net traffic to blind all those inspection ... :)
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by roy_x 13y ago
whether it will be a underwater tunnel or a bridge or a combination is still in planning stage, definitely it has lower priority than another tunnel which connect Hainan province and the mainland, so this bohaiwan one will never come into t
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by roy_x 13y ago
I am a native Chinese and I must say this is something considered very abnormal in China. The college entrance examination is one of the most important exam hold in the whole country level. If anything happen in this exam, the governor whom
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by roy_x 13y ago
Huawei and Foxconn are totally different kind of company. Foxconn is more like a military station, while people listen to command and act as orderred. No respect from manger to normal employee. Huawei has an atmosphere where talents are res
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by roy_x 13y ago
I bet it is kind of wetware used as a strategy for negotiation.
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by roy_x 13y ago
It is a little bit more complicated. There are a few people buying those privately-built house(literally it is called small-property-houses in China) because it is much cheaper compared to market price. However, there are some big flaws of
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by roy_x 13y ago
>I'm a little skeptical a "revolution" will ever improve things (in the short term). Revolutions are generally costly in almost every way possible. I am not promoting the idea of revolution. In fact, I think it is bad for
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by roy_x 13y ago
Thank you for the background explanation and the optimistic view of China's future. I must admit that I am a little bit exaggerated in my original reply.
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by roy_x 13y ago
There is nothing new under the sun. Public housing, allow villagers to sell their land to market directly... there is a lot of way to achieve it and many other countries have done it successfully before. It is a technical issue which can no
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by roy_x 13y ago
Given the poor education that most Chinese graduate school provided, it is really a big waste-of-life for many young guys pursuing it. The good thing is that it only cost two years to get a master degree now. 10 years ago, I spent 3 years f
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by roy_x 13y ago
A native Chinese is in :-) It is always tough for new graduates to find a good job in recent years. Given the housing cost got really high in big cities like Beijing/Shanghai/Guangzhou, there is a so called "flee-away-from-ti
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by roy_x 13y ago
LYAEFN4PPWHW taken, thanks
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by roy_x 14y ago
guys, please refer to Amazon book review for more regarding to liar Ping-Fu. http://www.amazon.com/Bend-Not-Break-Life-Worlds/dp/15918455...
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by roy_x 14y ago
I have been using Dropbox to store my utility html/js pages for a long time already....
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by roy_x 14y ago
dude, that is cool. I don't know why nobody comment this. I guess, if people need handle sth. only by using keyboard, their will got to sh/zsh.... Anyway, I think Slate is very useful for me.
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by roy_x 14y ago
singles day is kind of kidding among young people. Blogger will write articles/poets this day to comfort people whom is still single, also merchants will give a discount for the same reason... The 1st-Jan is considered to be small singles d
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by roy_x 14y ago
My friends and I do online shopping a lot, so far as I know, Taobao is better than all other competitors in China, such as Amazon China / DangDang / JinDong...
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by roy_x 14y ago
There are a lot of stories about Shop-owners begging customers to change their bad review, and some shop-owners goes further trying to bribe Employees inside Taobao company (to cheat on the review system), last year Jack Ma (the boss) fired
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by roy_x 14y ago
Great introduction. I am an Chinese and I use Taobao really a lot while I was in China. There is no such things like physical Taobao shops at all.