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My sister recently left to study abroad for a semester in China, where she&#039;s getting to know millions of her closest fellow Chinese.  She started to &lt;a href=&quot;http://apenguininchina.blogspot.com&quot; target=&quot;_blank&quot; title=&quot;blog about her experiences&quot;&gt;blog about her experiences&lt;/a&gt; but what really struck me were two comments: 1. it&#039;s the first time ever that she doesn&#039;t have access to specific sites (her high school wasn&#039;t that restrictive when she was younger) and 2. she can blog but she can&#039;t read her blog after it&#039;s posted.
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