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- Peter and Anne Adams are spending this Olympic Season in China. While there they will be writing regularly on things they see and do, people they talk to, and news articles they read. They will be trying to provide a different take on things from that which often comes across in the media. Read more about them and their thought about China on About China Encounters
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