  isc/2020/12/06/di_dongsheng_trasncr ipt.pdf and the reason why we could go as planned was because a hero had helped us out. he introduced me to an old lady with a big nose, obviously a jew simply by that look. she gave me a business card and told me her name. she said nice to meet you although in mandarin with a very authentic beijing accent. i was shocked. you speak better mandarin than me. ill never lose my provincial jiangsu accent. but you are spot on. she was quite content with my compliments. i not only speak mandarin, but also have chinese citizenship. as you all know, you guys cant have foreign citizenship. there is no dual citizenship in china. but its very unlikely for old ladies like her to give up us & israel citizenships for chinese citizenship. dont you think? i suddenly realized she is one of the chinese peoples old friends. what she said next impressed me even more. i have not only chinese citizenship, but also beijing hukou [official household registration]. i have a courtyard house in a prime location, in the eastern district along the chang-an avenue [near tiananmen square]. drop by for tea when you are back in beijing. any problem in here during your stay in the u.s. just let me know. which basically means ive got you covered.    9j2azhtc
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