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moshishibie @moshishibie (252) • China 25 Mar 21

In China, people are more used to having their children take care of them when they are old. I'd like to know whether the elderly in your country live in a family (mainly depending on their children) or go to a professional...

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Shavkat @moshishibie We just need to respect the differences.

7 Apr 21

moshishibie @moshishibie (252) • China 31 Mar 21

To have children, not men, I did it. One of China's Internet Celebrities tells a story. She told herself that she had a bad marriage, so she lost confidence in the man, but she still wanted the child, so she found a man, cheated...

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Shavkat @moshishibie Yes, it is.

7 Apr 21

DINNERLADY @lazydaizee (6735) • United Kingdom 25 Mar 21

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DINNERLADY @moshishibie They are a good idea to use when you are travelling because printed books can add to the weight of your luggage. You also get more choice from e-books, if you get bored with one book , you can easily change it for another.

1 Apr 21

Dr Souvik Chatterji @sathviksouvik (19698) 25 Mar 21

Travellers land in the Male International Airport in Maldives. From there they are transferred to the Fun Island resort in beautiful speed boats. The boats are covered from all sides and travel very smoothly.

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Dr Souvik Chatterji @moshishibie Thanks Moshishibie yes everyone likes the place.

31 Mar 21

moshishibie @moshishibie (252) • China 25 Mar 21

In China, people are more used to having their children take care of them when they are old. I'd like to know whether the elderly in your country live in a family (mainly depending on their children) or go to a professional...

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Shavkat @moshishibie Some of their cultures were adapted by us. We do respect the differences.

31 Mar 21

moshishibie @moshishibie (252) • China 25 Mar 21

I have a friend who is male. He and his wife have a five-year-old child. He likes playing mahjong (a traditional Chinese game similar to Texas Hold'em). He is very distressed recently. His wife doesn't like him to play mahjong,...

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Toni @moshishibie We call that Chinese New Year. And yes it’s a non-working holiday here and there’s a lot of celebration especially in China town.

31 Mar 21

moshishibie @moshishibie (252) • China 25 Mar 21

I have a friend who is male. He and his wife have a five-year-old child. He likes playing mahjong (a traditional Chinese game similar to Texas Hold'em). He is very distressed recently. His wife doesn't like him to play mahjong,...

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Shavkat @moshishibie It happens for some

31 Mar 21

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moshishibie @moshishibie (252) • China 25 Mar 21

In China, people are more used to having their children take care of them when they are old. I'd like to know whether the elderly in your country live in a family (mainly depending on their children) or go to a professional...

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Shavkat @moshishibie Yes, there is a Chinese community here. My great-grandma is a Chinese woman.

31 Mar 21

Dr Souvik Chatterji @sathviksouvik (19698) 25 Mar 21

Travellers land in the Male International Airport in Maldives. From there they are transferred to the Fun Island resort in beautiful speed boats. The boats are covered from all sides and travel very smoothly.

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Dr Souvik Chatterji @moshishibie Thanks Moshibie.

31 Mar 21

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moshishibie @moshishibie (252) • China 25 Mar 21

I have a friend who is male. He and his wife have a five-year-old child. He likes playing mahjong (a traditional Chinese game similar to Texas Hold'em). He is very distressed recently. His wife doesn't like him to play mahjong,...

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Shavkat @moshishibie That's the challenge.

26 Mar 21

DINNERLADY @lazydaizee (6735) • United Kingdom 25 Mar 21

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DINNERLADY @moshishibie This is true , but I prefer to read real books still. Reading too much electronically would give me a headache.

26 Mar 21

DINNERLADY @lazydaizee (6735) • United Kingdom 25 Mar 21

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DINNERLADY @moshishibie This is very true because when we are young, we wish we were older so that we can do more. But then when we have the responsibilities of adult life, we wish we could be young and carefree again.

26 Mar 21

DINNERLADY @lazydaizee (6735) • United Kingdom 25 Mar 21

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Toni @moshishibie Of course. I can even recall stories of when i was a kid How can i not?

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moshishibie @moshishibie (252) • China 25 Mar 21

I have a friend who is male. He and his wife have a five-year-old child. He likes playing mahjong (a traditional Chinese game similar to Texas Hold'em). He is very distressed recently. His wife doesn't like him to play mahjong,...

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Toni @moshishibie Very.There are so many Chinese people here and we even have Chinese ancestry.

25 Mar 21

moshishibie @moshishibie (252) • China 25 Mar 21

In many companies in China, human resources are required to actively participate in the decomposition of enterprise strategy implementation, that is, human resources are required to define the indicators (KPIs) that employees at...

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Uncle Jay, Finding More Value in Your Machine @moshishibie Maybe they do that here too; but all I know about office-life comes from 'watching shows (like the office, but I don't think I've ever watched THAT show),' and we don't hear 'you need to train in HR' as often as "you need to see the boss in...

25 Mar 21

moshishibie @moshishibie (252) • China 25 Mar 21

I have a friend who is male. He and his wife have a five-year-old child. He likes playing mahjong (a traditional Chinese game similar to Texas Hold'em). He is very distressed recently. His wife doesn't like him to play mahjong,...

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Rashna Gandhi @moshishibie Thanks dear

25 Mar 21

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moshishibie @moshishibie (252) • China 25 Mar 21

In China, people are more used to having their children take care of them when they are old. I'd like to know whether the elderly in your country live in a family (mainly depending on their children) or go to a professional...

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Silvia @moshishibie there is pretty much in my city, but i don't know in other cities. But not original chinese, it's chinese descendant

25 Mar 21

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moshishibie @moshishibie (252) • China 2 Mar 21

My friend's wife is a stable and progressive person. She is rather dull and doesn't act like a coquette. But in the eyes of outsiders, she is a really good woman. My friend thought so at the beginning. In addition, my friend's...

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rosé @moshishibie Indeed. That is why we must not judge others and their situations.

12 Mar 21

Jeff Moffitt @moffittjc (121714) • Gainesville, Florida 2 Mar 21

Just finished doing my taxes, and boy did I let out a few choice bad words. For the second year in a row, I owed the IRS instead of getting a refund. I guess the adjustments I made last year to lessen the tax blow were just not...

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Jeff Moffitt @moshishibie In China, are taxes taken out of your paychecks throughout the year, or how does it work in your country?

7 Mar 21

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