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Real men have problems, too

Men's Time, August 2008 "White-collar health crisis," reads the big headline on the cover of Men's Time magazine (熟男志). Other coverlines: • Which is more important: work or health? • Playboys can be good boys, too • Two successive wives ha... ...full story at Danwei

from Danwei on Tue, Sep 23 2008

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