Fri,Mar 14,2014
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| "We should have one day off on Chinese Lunar New Year's Eve. It's an important day for family reunion for all Chinese. If the experiment of making it a working day is unsuccessful, it should be changed back," says Feng Jicai, member of the 12th National Committee of the CPPCC. (Photo/iqilu.com) |
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