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chinese language support is mysterious. It originally come from drawing. Ancient chinese language support simplified the drawings and made the chinese. As it evolves, the symbols get simpler.

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In 2003, half of the cement of the world is poured in the land of China. China is much better than most people thought in most of the world.

Chinese is the language with the largest native speakers. As the internet evolves, Chinese is becoming the most used written language on the internet.

Almost everybody had Chinese food. There are many Chinese restaurants in the US. If one look carefully, there are Chinese restaurants in every tiny little town in the United States. The number of Chinese restaurants is greater than Macdonald.

Internet was created by people in USA. In 1994, China start to build it's internet. The first institutes use internet is Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing and Qinghua universities. As in 2004, China already has a broadband system much better than the USA.

Chinese has a long history of 5000 years. In most time of the history, China is the strongest country in the world. China have a lot of wars to countries on it's north. But at most time, China is friendly to the countries in it's south.

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