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richirocks

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Q: Are Chinese too much obesed with culture?

12 years 45 weeks ago in Culture - China

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Vyborg

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Is that a new dish?

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Yes, too much culture along with KFC and Pizza Hut has made them too obesed.................................................................................

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mike168229

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Too obese with American fast food culture. (along with the rest of us)

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Culture ?!? There isn't any.

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I don't see how that is possible (both with or without the typo in the question)

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5000 years and all there is, dangerous driving, spitting, liars and cheating. There is the circus atmosphere also. Too bad the only clown traits that Chinese can learn is honking the horn.

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it's actually not 5000 years, it's more like 34-3800 years.

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