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Q: What things have you come to appreciate in China?

So what things have you come to appreciate in China. For me it would have to be the enormous shopping malls, the cheap transportation and the friendliness of some of the locals that were helpful.

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1. Recycled question
2. Obvious attempt at unnecessary "China loving"
3. "Friendliness of some of the locals that were helpful"...Really, c'mon, who posts about generic crap like this!

 I'll never get back the two minutes it took me to respond to this.

mattaya:

I mean really it doesn't matter where it is they have nice malls here regardless. The transportation is much cheaper than the soaring gas prices back home and sometimes I get better service here than back home in Carolina so I appreciate it..

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kchur:

Mattaya, you are confused. Your other multi, the "black african american" one, is from Carolina. You are from California, remember?

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Jnusb416:

The gas prices back home soar because that's the price they should be. The government controls the price in China, and therefore the quality is much lower as the companies try to save money. More sulfur, that's a plus?

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That you are on the other side of the world.

And pandas.

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i would say the banking system... its so fast compared to my country, also very versatile and convenient sometimes...

MrTibbles:

Where are you from? Antarctica?!?!

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