2. Never lose your temper. Doing so represents a great loss of face and it is one of the major social taboos.
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I came to Hangzhou in the autumn of 2005. I was dazzled by the deep and profound Chinese culture. I was deeply attracted to the dreamy and picturesque landscape in Hangzhou.
These are some of my observations that can create opportunities in food marketing to add to the ones already being considered by the company. Would any of these represent opportunities for you?
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