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Q: What sort of things is China most famous for?

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  Chopsticks, kung fu, spring rolls and 'Made in China' stickers.

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Ah, Thanos the Titan. Nice avatar there, man.

 

Oh. And Chinese food.

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Cheap labor..manipulated currency..face...and extreme bullshit.

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They make cheap copies of anything thing they can.

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The things I usually heard after leaving were "Hard work", "Honor", "Traditional", and... "sushis".

Huh...

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china is known for nice hearted people who help others in times of need. Most of them are honest though some learn how to be corrupt. Old chinese are really nice. Chinese are known for doing business. I know something 99 siva... you are not from China... lol. You behave exactly the opposite of them. Bwaaaaaa

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Incredibly successful social programs, such as the Communist Revolution, Cultural Revolution, Great Leap Forward, One Child Policy and The June 4 Convention.

 

Let's not forget rule of law, and 5000 year old culture.

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The greatest contribution to language ever...."Chinglish".

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Sushi !   enlightened

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LOL you know you're wrong, just wrong!

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ok,,, hehe ,, I'll accept I may have suffered from a slight case of Factual Error in that case.

 

But they are still most famous for publicly pooping on the metro !!   

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Quality fade.

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