Iyoo
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- Thanks a lot for your contributions so far! I enjoyed a trip to Changchun in 2004. I was struck by the evergreen trees and the cool weather at night in July (or was it June?), all of which reminded me of Canada. Are there still a lot of pine trees around town there? But most of all, I enjoyed the friendly people. There were some Japanese visitors but very few Western tourists there, and I found people genuinely interested to have conversations, which my brother and I had with them in a mixture of our broken Mandarin, their few words of English and a dictionary. Even the vendors were friendly and not pushy like in Shanghai and Beijing. Is that still true today? Ikan Kekek (talk) 06:15, 7 August 2015 (UTC)
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