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philbravery

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Q: While you were out?

So you have been away from your home country for awhile maybe just a few months or maybe years.
Then on day you go home and ....it isn't the way you left it.
What changes were made while you weren't there?

7 years 46 weeks ago in Culture - China

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Stiggs

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The TVs got smart and you can't just plug them into the aerial on the roof anymore.

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biggj123

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Where im from nothing changes, it’s the same as when I left. Only people look older.... maybe newer cars in their yards... but that’s it.

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7 years 46 weeks ago

hi2u

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People have smart phones now and their lives revolve around apps I've never heard of before.

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