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Zijie Yang
May 22, 2012
Last Updated on Tue, 22 May 2012 18:29
Zijie Yang's Response to eRenlai May Focus on 'Women and Nationalism' in which he discusses how there is differing standards in Taiwanese society's conception of Western people and people from South East Asia:
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