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China Unicom has justinked a deal that’ll grant it exclusive rights to sell Apple’s  smartphone in mainland China for three whole years. Unfortunately, most of the  details are absent. The “Wo” icon you see just below the speaker signifies that this here device is ready to rock on the carrier’s 3G network, though we still can’t say with any amount of certainty if said image is fully legitimate. We’re also waiting to hear whether it’ll be the iPhone 3G or 3GS (or both) that’s sold, and we’re particular curious as to whether or not these handsets will include WiFi modules.

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Family, friends, fireworks, dumplings — That’s what we called Chinese New Year. As you can see, Chinese New Year Eve is like a battle zone. Fireworks everywhere.  You would never feel alone since everybody was sharing joys with you at that night.

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Today is January 23th, 2009.  December 28th, 2008 on Chinese calendar. 3 Days away from Chinese New Year. What should you do now? Here is some suggestion.

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This is the place if you are looking for a large mount of currency exchange. The address is 解放路166号 ( Jie fang lu 166 )  Here is the coordinates

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Finnally i’m back to Yantai. It’s one week away from Chinese New Year. Did you buy any new clothes yet? If not, go buy some now because that’s what everybody does before Chinese New Year. So do you. At the meantime, get ready for the massive updates. I will shoot some nice pictures with great reviews. I’ll see you around.

Hi, this is Tai from the TsundereStorm blog and I will be writing in Mincius for the next few months. When the owner of this blog, Nual, moved to Canada he somehow managed to meet my parents and they helped facilitated some of the issues that he had as a foreigner in Toronto. Now is my turn, I will be living in Yantai for the next few months as part of a volunteer teaching program. I’m still in Toronto and won’t arrive in Yantai until next week, but I thought I’d like to give an introduction of myself before the pre-flight madness starts.
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Meet the Macbook Wheel

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The Forbidden City in the central part of Beijing is right next to Tiananmen Square. The emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties lived there. The Great Hall of the People and Mao’s mausoleum are on the square as well. You can wind your way through some impressive imperial buildings and the grounds.

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1. http://www.fsi-language-courses.com/

This site is dedicated to making these language courses freely available in an electronic format. it is an independent, non-profit effort to foster the learning of worldwide languages.

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At nearly 4,000 miles long, the Great Wall is the longest humanmade structure in the world. It has a long history, too — the Chinese began building walls on their borders more than 2,000 years ago. In some sections, you can take a gondola, ride a “toboggan”, or even zip-line down from the Great Wall.

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