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We all say that somtimes, but I think we do amazing things every moment in our life, we just need to recognize every second is brand new, is life through
breathing.
Hehe cute.
As for your question, my family and I are Chinese but I’ve only been to China once when I was 10. It’s a country that is developing and changing very quickly, so what little advice I could give you would be very irrelevant. Sorry!