ESWN translated an interesting local news story about Chongqi fish farmers having spent 100,000 yuan in thanking the local government's anti corruption campaign. The story is both a praise and a parody of the government as fighting against corruption... ...full story at Global Voices
from Global Voices on Mon, Oct 19 2009
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