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SciFiBri

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Q: What is the biggest struggle for families living in China?

Food? Transportation? Ayi's? Parenting "tips" from everyone on the street?

14 years 38 weeks ago in Family & Kids - China

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Martin1947

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Chinese, fugitives, refugees?

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healthy is weath if some chinese are sick or unhealthy they will be praying for the day to be health. if they have houses , there are no worries than its every day earning money and saving it. paying the insurances health , security, education thats it i guess. chinese do not indulge in fighting, or be looted on the street those cases are there but thats varies according to situation a person is in. others i guess poor people are living hand to mouth in extreme condition.

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