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please how is the epidemic in china, has it been controlled and can foreigners travel to china now?
please how is the epidemic in china, has it been controlled and can foreigners travel to china now?
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@Manny_Yao okay thanks, but I would also love to learn more about Chinese from you, please add me on QQ 1700571327 so we can chat there.
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