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ravster09

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Q: How is Jiayuguan in Gansu Province?

13 years 5 weeks ago in General - China

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djangolee

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http://www.dianping.com/shop/2668471

check this

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bayuvar139

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It is a very old city with much cultural 'stuff' to see but, it is also a steel producing city and quite dirty. In winter it gets very cold. I never lived there, only visited once.

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JustinF

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I was also wondering how it got there.

nicholasba:

im wondering if ur avatar is mirroring your lack in confidence..a portrait of you, inversely proportional

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JustinF:

Apparently you are so confident that you need to stalk me and comment on every post I make to get some attention.

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nicholasba:

nah, just having fun mocking ur so-called experiment

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