Enjoying Everyday in China

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Enjoying Everyday in China
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Publisher : 五洲传播出版社
Total Pages : 138
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ISBN-10 : 7508509072
ISBN-13 : 9787508509075
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Book excerpt: This book is the interviews with wives of ambassadors to China. The author moved by their deep love towards career and family, by their constant pursuits in life and optimistic sentiment, by their openness, kindness, and tolerance as they conduct themselves in society, by their dedicated support to their husbands for the countries' diplomatic cause.


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