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Q: Which is a better gift for my family back home...?

My wife and I are going back home around Christmas and we are trying to figure out what gifts to buy for my family. At this point we've narrowed it down to two options that are roughly the same price. The first is a small, but inexpensive porcelain plate for each of them, while the second option is a set of nunchuks (again for each.)    

14 years 11 weeks ago in  Family & Kids - China

 
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( nunchuks haha ) lots of very nice crystal figurines here in China.

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I'd go with the plates, maybe throw in coffee mugs. Put them in your carry on.

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