The secret is out and her fifteen minutes are up: yesterday, Global Voices and ESWN reported that Wang Zifei, more commonly known as the 'Obama girl' who sat behind the US President when he delivered his speech at Shanghai's town hall, was in fact an... ...full story at Shanghaiist
from Shanghaiist on Fri, Dec 04 2009
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