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关于离别,你有什么意见? 所有的故事,都不能重新来一遍;
关于离别,你有什么感觉?所有的一切,都将是一个新世界! |
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[开坛元勋]
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That's what I thought too. It was just a dumb mistake only because China has never been linked to any terroist activities. In fact China has its own problem of anti-terroism.
Do you think his apologies were sincere? |
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[资深会员]
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[普通会员]
ID: 127
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I know this is not the place for it, but the whole issue of racism is interesting. All cultures are guilty of it to a lesser or greater degree. I actually find it interesting how some "Chinese" people discriminate against each other. For example, Mainland Chinese vs. Hong Kong Chinese vs. Taiwan Chinese vs. Singapore Chinese vs. Overseas Chinese (who have additional, sub-catagories like American Chinese vs. Philippines Chinese etc.). |
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