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Q: Who's lived here the longest? What changes have you seen?

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The changes I've seen have been mostly positive. I've seen people's lives change for the better. There is more money for the average family -ordinary people have cars now, they have money to spend on their kid's education, dental work, nice clothes and toys, hobbies,travel,investment for the future.

A huge investment has been made in infrastructure. Now there are subways, sidewalks, fast trains, fast internet, new airports, new highways, where before there was nothing.

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China has seen massive changes.

America has seen no chance.

Apart From increase in mass shootings.

It seems the CIA fund to destroy china has faled.

Go spend another half billion on 5 afghan shooters.

Lol. The stupidity stupifies me. Beyond stupid

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Crawl back into your bottle.

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