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Q: Where's the best place for bilingual books in Shanghai?

That book street is awfully long.. should I go to the Expat one, or the big one? I need books in two languages.

10 years 27 weeks ago in  Shopping - Shanghai

 
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You don't specify what type of book you need to be bilingual: children's book? adult book?

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shops on Taobao may offers.

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i'm an open book. pm me and try

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