Imagine being the guy that came up with the idea of selling moonshine in China. Imagine the bragging rights, even if the eventual business went belly up. Yep, Tong Li thought he had it made when he realized the U.S. had “baijiu,” and he was goin... ...full story at Biz Cult
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To people concerning Lhasa Riot, Olympic Games in China »
YouTube video To people concerning Lhasa riot, Olympic Games in China, human rights, freedom, and all people want peace in the world.
Imagine by John Lennon
Imagine there's no Heaven
It's easy if you try
No hell below us
Above us only sky
Imagine all the... |
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| 27 Oct 08 |
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