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Ethnicity in China

From The China Bureau Though the term "Chinese" is used loosely to describe the ethnic Chinese, the more appropriate term should be "Han Chinese". China is a multi-racial country with 56 ethnic groups of which the Han Chinese constitutes more than 90% of the population. The other chief ethnic groups are the Uighurs in Xinjang...

Why there was zero “foresight” in investing in Suzhou Industrial Park

Written by Scholarboy of the Brotherhood / When I read this over breakfast today; I promptly puked over the cat – yes, the art of hype and spin is truly alive in Singapore - Suzhou the dead rojak rat like Frankenstein has been brought back to life again by the spin doctors - only this time instead of being the sorry...

I don’t mind working till the day I die, only will I work to live or live to work?

Written by Darkness & Missy Dotty (site owner of JUST STUFF) You know what? I just took a look at my savings; did a few flash calculations and it seems, I may have to work till the day I die – welcome to the glorious age of the battery chicken – only one problem here; when I am 60 will I be working to live or living...

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