A friend of mine asked me the interesting question: Do Chinese Provinces have specific flags? Well, in a country as huge as China that only has one time zone instead of at least 4 or 5… You will not be that surprised to know that Chinese Provinces... ...full story at Today in China
from Today in China on Tue, May 15 2007
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