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Q: Does China have the equivalent of Yellow Pages?

14 years 22 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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I have never seen a phone book in China, much less Yellow Pages as we know them.  So, no place to walk your fingers......

But I could be wrong !

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Ive seen phone books in China but I cant read them so I can't tell you if they have Yellow page equilivent or not
most places these days use the net anyway
I think the phone book anywhere is on the endangered list
thanks to technoligy

cooter:

I still get one or two laying at my front door step every year at my house in the US.  Luckily my garbage can is not far away....worthless publications.

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I've seen a Chinese phone book. They have a fair number of chins, much like a very obese person.

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philbravery:

Kchur

your jokes are nearly as bad as mine

I think we both need to change our medication 

or at least the quality of the alcohol

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