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Suppose you were a truck driver. At a state-owned PetroChina gas station, the price was 5 RMBY per liter, but at Mr. Lai's private gas...

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In 2000, the most frequent word in local newspapers was sangedaibiao (三个代表, 3 Representations, or 3R). It was a political term invented...

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China has 34 provinces. It is easy for Beijingers to get a visitor visa in USA embassy or consulates, while inhabitants from the...

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Politics usually is complicated, and politicians usually are controversial. In China, it is generally recognized that one of the most...

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In 1980, there was a popular song "Young Friends Come to Meet" (年轻的朋友来相会). From youngsters to oldsters, everyone liked to sing it. Two...

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Today, most people remember Hong Kong Handover from Britain to China in 1997, only a few people still remember Macao Handover from...

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On May 8 1999, a US Air Force bomber destroyed part of China embassy in Belgrade, the capital of Yugoslavia (now Serbia). Three Chinese...

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From late 1990s to early 2000s, I often saw some men and women in their 40s or 50s, picking up rotten fruits and vegetables from the...

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In 1998, Pony Ma (马化腾), a 27-year-old computer programmer, and his best friend (similar to Bill Gates and Paul Allen) founded a startup...

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In 1998, one of people's most favorite chat topics was lalianmen (拉链门, Zippergate), namely the sex scandal of president Bill Clinton and...

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In May 1998, people across China were irrepressibly indignant because of the riots in Indonesia. Within a week, thousands of...

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In April 1998, a China-Taiwan jointly-produced TV costume drama - Princess Huanzhu (还珠格格) - was aired in two countries. It is a comedy...

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Before 1998, Beijing was divided into several districts (区) and several counties (县). In China, districts belonged to the urban area, and...

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