They bought magnetic levitation transport system from Germans with the reason that …

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Comment on Revision, China Style by Anonymous:

They bought magnetic levitation transport system from Germans with the reason that they were not able to copy/steal it, they want that to never happen again.

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• Revision, China Style:
  

  This is an ancient practice of the mongoloid warriors to conquer their destiny.

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  Study Level: Asian.

• Revision, China Style:
  

  So normal, humanly break and rest simply won’t do in china? I wonder how far they can go with this. Sleep is probably our most important survival tool, where we rest our brain and restructure memory, repair damaged cells etc and they pretty much mess around with it. And the students should know better.

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  college drip out! never thought of that

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  China has the most exams in the world ~…

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