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MrsB

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Q: In Wuhan, where could I find a 6 foot tall, artificial, Christmas tree?

Want to get it as soon as possible.

13 years 39 weeks ago in Culture - China

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Dear Mrs. B.,

Please look here. You can order one through Alibaba and have it directly delivered to your business, your school or your home. The large ones are expensive, though.

http://search.china.alibaba.com/selloffer/-C8CBD4ECCAA5B5AECAF7-1037278....

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Probably not 6 ft but flower shops will have some xmas trees and decorations.

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