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A Super-Sized Metropolis in China?
A Guess from The Telegraph
A metropolis of humongous purportions is said to be in the works for southern China, although there are reports on this being false. The cities of Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Foshan, Jiangmen, Dongguan, Zhongshan, Huizhou and Zhaoqing would merge together, theoretically, amalgamating various public services, including: health care, job opportunities, communication networks, transportation, natural resources, etc. With one big city they would eliminate long-distance calling fees and reduce over-burdened facilities, such as hospitals. Merging into one unit, with a completed high-speed train network, would allow citizens to travel to other city areas when their current location is overwhelmed by local demand. Read More…
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Today I asked students in a “Listening and Speaking” course what their future career holds for them. Most of them said they would become translators and interpretors, which matches their degree title. Others said, “I don’t know…,” which many American students would probably say too. But there was a small percentage of translation majors [...]
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- Medicinal Massage in China
- Understanding The World of Tea
- Green Tea To-Go!
- Oh-Bama! China’s Fountain of Youth
- Understanding the World of Dumplings
- Ben’s Trip to Thailand: A Surprise in Phuket
- Fire Cupping and Back Scraping Could Save Your Life!
- Pictures of Life in North Korea
- From Chinese Public School to University to Workforce
- Asian Secret #28: Spicy Beer Duck!
- Dou Ban Jiang (Chinese Bean Sauce)
- Macau 2011: Legend of the Dragon Boat Races
- Easily find Peace in Asian Parks
- 5 Ways to Keep from Losing Your Mind in China
- Get over the Great Fire Wall for free Forever
- Gao Kao, The Chinese Exam Explained by Chinese Students
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