The thing that comforts young Chinese people suffering from chronic economic difficulties is none other than milk tea, also known as bubble tea. Even the time spent waiting in line can be described as …
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Shenzhen car wash employs people with intellectual disabilities
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Hungary’s Orban holds talks with Xi during surprise Beijing visit, days after meeting Putin
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