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Q: Holiday Time, what a great day to reminisce with China life. your thoughts

8 years 24 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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Stupid holiday rules, dates mean nothing.

But I might just post a letter to the North Pole. I wonder if an answer will come back.

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Stupid holiday rules, dates mean nothing.

But I might just post a letter to the North Pole. I wonder if an answer will come back.

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What’s not to love? Just me and seemingly 20,000,00 of my closest (by proximity) Chinese ‘friends’ jammed together in trains, busses, terminals and tourist sites, while being massively overcharged for everything, and getting to eat questionable food, and watching the locals push, shove, spit, urinate on the walks, deface and steal.First prize is one day holiday here. Second prize is 2 days holiday here, etc. My personal favorite is the Spring Festival.

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