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CuiGulmira

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Q: Is there any meeting point of kazakhs in Shenzhen?

10 years 23 weeks ago in General - China

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icnif77

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Did you try with Yahoo-gle search? Omit 'meeting point' in search:

https://www.internations.org/shanghai-expats/kazakhs

http://en.tengrinews.kz/people/Ethnic-Kazakhs-life-in-Shanghai-матюгалка/

Shining_brow:

That's really going to help them in SHENZHEN....

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CuiGulmira:

thanks!

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icnif77:

I see now. I searched for Shanghai instead Shenzhen. There's nothing on web for Shenzhen.

There are plenty Kazakhs in Xinjiang. I was in Fuk, and I knew maybe 10 Kazakhs there.

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Hotwater:

That's another Q that you've not read properly!

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icnif77:

You aren't going to report me to UN?

It doesn't matter, what city you search on Yahoo-gle, there's only Shanghai's meeting link available and 'No Chinese visa for Kazakh nationals entering Xinjiang'.

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ScotsAlan:

I heard the UN was already looking for you icniff :-)

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icnif77:

I twaut I taw...you got big ears... .

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icnif77

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Did you try with Yahoo-gle search? Omit 'meeting point' in search:

https://www.internations.org/shanghai-expats/kazakhs

http://en.tengrinews.kz/people/Ethnic-Kazakhs-life-in-Shanghai-матюгалка/

Shining_brow:

That's really going to help them in SHENZHEN....

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CuiGulmira:

thanks!

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icnif77:

I see now. I searched for Shanghai instead Shenzhen. There's nothing on web for Shenzhen.

There are plenty Kazakhs in Xinjiang. I was in Fuk, and I knew maybe 10 Kazakhs there.

10 years 23 weeks ago

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Hotwater:

That's another Q that you've not read properly!

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icnif77:

You aren't going to report me to UN?

It doesn't matter, what city you search on Yahoo-gle, there's only Shanghai's meeting link available and 'No Chinese visa for Kazakh nationals entering Xinjiang'.

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ScotsAlan:

I heard the UN was already looking for you icniff :-)

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icnif77:

I twaut I taw...you got big ears... .

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Hotwater

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You could try www.shenzhenstuff.com

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ScotsAlan

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Or try shenzhenparty.com for listings. No idea what this thing is, but I asked bing..

http://www.shenzhenparty.com/events/luohu-district/new-kazaky

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