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Three foreigners throw a Chinese prostitute from their 30th floor apartment

Although this is an isolated case (as far as I know), actions like this affect the reputations of all foreigners living in China. Xin Kuai Bao (新快报), a newspaper based in Guangzhou, is reporting three drunk foreigners (according to... ...full story at Zhongnanhai

from Zhongnanhai on Sun, Apr 06 2008

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