From IfGoGo, by awflasher: People used to greet with “Did you have the dinner?”, now they say “Did you feel it(the shaking) last night?” instead. People used to care where their friends live, now they care on which floor do their friends live. Pe... ...full story at Virtual China
from Virtual China on Sat, May 31 2008
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YouTube video Memories of Old Friends is about 200 years old. The music expresses the deep and melancholy feelings of someone who misses friends.
Memories of Old Friends
Call to Support China Earthquake Relief
Dear Friends,
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