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@CTankie1917 Time changes everything.

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@CipresMomentum @DannyDog1104 pero la región más rica de China no es Guangdong, sino la región de Jiangsu, Zhejiang y Shanghái, también conocida como la región de habla wu. Sus principales ciudades son Shanghái, Hangzhou, Suzhou y Ningbo. Allí se habla wu, una lengua completamente diferente del mandarín.

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@CipresMomentum @jingweiyu6 pero la región más rica de China no es Guangdong, sino la región de Jiangsu, Zhejiang y Shanghái, también conocida como la región de habla wu. Sus principales ciudades son Shanghái, Hangzhou, Suzhou y Ningbo. Allí se habla wu, una lengua completamente diferente del mandarín.

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@CipresMomentum @DannyDog1104 La región de habla wu ha sufrido históricamente una fuerte marginación por parte de Pekín, aunque la región más afectada ha sido, sin duda, Manchuria, en el noreste de China.

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@CipresMomentum La región de habla wu ha sufrido históricamente una fuerte marginación por parte de Pekín, aunque la región más afectada ha sido, sin duda, Manchuria, en el noreste de China.

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@CipresMomentum pero la región más rica de China no es Guangdong, sino la región de Jiangsu, Zhejiang y Shanghái, también conocida como la región de habla wu. Sus principales ciudades son Shanghái, Hangzhou, Suzhou y Ningbo. Allí se habla wu, una lengua completamente diferente del mandarín.

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@OopsGuess Northeast China and Shanghai should have a say in what it means to be economically drained by Beijing.

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@unframed_01 @ShivrattanDhil1 If everyone in India is suffering from diseases caused by air pollution and can no longer tolerate it, then why can't democracy solve the problem?

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Chinese women are only interested in attracting wealthy tech moguls in Silicon Valley, not poor guys. Thanks.😂😂😂

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@LL60581650 @ShivrattanDhil1 I honestly don't understand what improving India's air pollution has to do with democracy. Most European countries are democracies, and their air quality is excellent.

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@ndtyagi1955 @ShivrattanDhil1 I honestly don't understand what improving India's air pollution has to do with democracy. Most European countries are democracies, and their air quality is excellent.

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@buaLippa @ShivrattanDhil1 I honestly don't understand what improving India's air pollution has to do with democracy. Most European countries are democracies, and their air quality is excellent.

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@AkkshyeTulsyan @ShivrattanDhil1 I honestly don't understand what improving India's air pollution has to do with democracy. Most European countries are democracies, and their air quality is excellent.

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@unframed_01 @ShivrattanDhil1 I honestly don't understand what improving India's air pollution has to do with democracy. Most European countries are democracies, and their air quality is excellent.

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@KiranTarafder @ShivrattanDhil1 I honestly don't understand what improving India's air pollution has to do with democracy. Most European countries are democracies, and their air quality is excellent.

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@ShivrattanDhil1 I honestly don't understand what improving India's air pollution has to do with democracy. Most European countries are democracies, and their air quality is excellent.

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@chehabre @rsvn1111 There's only one reason: Japan, South Korea, and Europe are all U.S. allies, while China is an adversary and competitor of the United States.

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@chehabre There's only one reason: Japan, South Korea, and Europe are all U.S. allies, while China is an adversary and competitor of the United States.

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@FachaKpoper Chinese women are only interested in attracting wealthy tech moguls in Silicon Valley, not poor guys. Thanks.

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@keanfei47 @dominictsz Shanghai China 😂