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Love In China. Actions Speak Instead Of Words.

I just love this post, "Saying “I love you” with a toilet: of indirect displays of love in Chinese families," over at the Speaking of China blog. I love it because it perfectly illustrates how Chinese express an emotion (in... [[ This is a con... ...full story at China Law Blog

from China Law Blog on Sat, Sep 12 2009

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