Xujun Eberlein from Inside-Out China have some discussions about the morality crisis happening in China. And whether a new ideology can solve the problem. ...full story at Global Voices
from Global Voices on Thu, Sep 25 2008
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Animals are peeled of f ther skin even they are alive »
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In china ,many people(eapecially in country) lost their
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