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Listed below are comments made by liuzhou between Wednesday, 13th August 2008 and Monday, 19th January 2009.

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How to spot a fake banknote 10:02am on 19 Jan 2009 Why is 100 RMB tanslated into US dollars?

"100 RMB ($14.62)"

Is the BBC American, now?
How to spot a fake banknote 12:32pm on 12 Jan 2009 "It's worth knowing that all Chinese bank notes from 1 RMB upwards feature the same portrait of Chairman Mao."

Wrong again, James. The new issue of notes does feature the late Chairman, but the older notes, which are still in circulation, don't. The newest note, the Olympic ¥10 note, had no picture of Mao.
Chinese Democracy 1:39pm on 25 Nov 2008 Banned? The album is available streaming and for download on many Chinese websites. I am sure it will be available on CD very soon.

The government often 'ban' things but ignore that they are available everywhere. The article is nonsense. Like the album.
Magic bus 4:57pm on 09 Sep 2008 It does rather read like a high school project.
Sacred ceremony ends Beijing Games 02:00am on 25 Aug 2008 I've had Chinese people asking me all day, "What is the significance of people dancing round a bus? Is that a British habit?"

And "Who was that old man playing a guitar?"

They're going to have to do a lot better in 2012.
Not quite what we thought 07:33am on 13 Aug 2008 It is no surprise. Chinese fakes things all the time. Most "concerts" are lip-synched and staff are recruited because of their looks. One friend was refused a job as an anonymous civil servant because she wasn't tall enough.

Even their wedding photos are fake. There are shops on every street where you can get them Photoshopped.

Even the Great Wall tourist sections are fake!

I'm sure the Chinese authorities don't even consider for a moment they did anything wrong.

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