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2007.08.24: The most interesting American I have ever met
2007.07.15: Simple or stupid
2007.07.10: Market for small goods
2007.07.07: My fellow was cheated on Ebay
2007.07.05: respond to comment from a Nepalian reader
2007.07.05: new comment on food from my reader
2007.07.03: why is the Chinese food in the States outdated ?
2007.06.28: Be yourself
2007.06.27: "Go to the beach" means ……
2007.06.26: Time
2007.06.23: I fall in love with the American food!
2007.06.21: I may become a millionaire!
2007.06.18: How did I catch that thief
2007.06.16: Dress code
2007.06.13: Let's play
2007.06.10: Food: a matter of life or death
2007.06.07: Bye Bye, W.C.
2007.06.05: The Chinese part of the poisoned pet food story
2007.06.04: Asian American Students from Central City High School of Phiadelphia
2007.06.04: Globalization and smoking
2007.06.04: a bank robbery on the street in the daytime
2007.06.02: Jin Yu's Saturday
2007.06.02: Dance By Central City High School Students
2007.05.31: Gaining weight
2007.05.31: Main culprit in Panama's poisonings is not China
2007.05.30: The Ugly Truth
2007.05.29: Making money on a free trip?
2007.05.29: Culuture and Smoking
2007.05.26: Wedding on Bicycle
2007.05.25: The dinner aftermath
2007.05.24: reponse to a reader's comment
2007.05.17: Starbucks and home
2007.05.13: Three kinds of Questions
2007.05.10: Chinatown, not China
2007.05.06: About Myself
2007.05.03: A Glimpse of Chinatown
2007.05.01: No Excuse
2007.04.26: Meet "The First Lady of the Press", Helen Thomas
2007.04.24: Not worth reading? NO!
2007.04.19: Introduction

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Lou Yi

Lou Yi, a writer for Caijing magazine in Beijing, is working at the Philadelphia Inquirer under the Alfred Friendly Press Fellowships program.

Read her columns in Caijing magazine.

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