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Over 300 couples have scheduled appointments to get a divorce since February
24, said Lu Shijun, manager of a marriage registry in Dazhou, Sichuan
Province of southwestern China
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发帖数: 5 | 2 正式的“寻求海外汉语教学合作机构”的广告词：
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I'm the broad chairman of Dazhou New Century School, DaZhou, Sichuan,
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teaching staff.
I'm planning to set up such a Chinese language school as a cooperative
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But his grandfather worried that money and class put that out of reach. He had
once seen schoolchildren in Dazhou wearing sporty windbreakers and sneakers,
not the padded blue Mao jackets and sandals many peasants wear. He said he
feared city youngsters would look down on his grandson. Moreover, the basic
tuition at the local high school, in Pujia, was half as much.
If Qingming resented missing the chance to attend an elite school, he did not
tell his closest friends. "He knew the |
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发帖数: 13 | 5 (Page 3 of 5)
But his grandfather worried that money and class put that out of reach. He had
once seen schoolchildren in Dazhou wearing sporty windbreakers and sneakers,
not the padded blue Mao jackets and sandals many peasants wear. He said he
feared city youngsters would look down on his grandson. Moreover, the basic
tuition at the local high school, in Pujia, was half as much.
If Qingming resented missing the chance to attend an elite school, he did not
tell his closest friends. "He knew the |
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