Maybe the government should make our major life choices for us. Xu Xing originally wanted to study software design. Had he had his way, today he'd be one more sixty-hour a week jamoke in a white short-sleeve dress... ...full story at China Expat
from China Expat on Thu, Sep 10 2009
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