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China: Uncle Tea
11 Jul 2008 07:14:09 GMT
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Zhongguotese wrote a letter to uncle tea (national security guards) who like to invite netizens for a cup of tea (investigation). The blogger believed that they are just getting their job done so as to feed their family, he hope that they can try to do thing differently within their own capacity for the future of China.

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