Chunghwa begins 1 Gbps service trial

Source: Telecom Paper

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1950 Communist Propaganda Comic Predicts China 60 Years Later – chinaSMACK

Source: Maoxian

I especially like the reeducation camp picture of people dancing. That ones true. Ive seen it. haha….. They didnt get around to that corruption thing yet. i guess… Or pretty much any of the other comics really. From where I am on the sofa, looks like th ...
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More than NT$6.6 billion idle in Chunghwa Post Co. offices

Source: China Post

The convenient banking services provided by the state-owned Chunghwa Post Co., the longer service hours and the large number of post offices in Taiwan and offshore islands have attracted a large number of customers who ha ...
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Dubai Duty Free upbeat about Chinese travellers

Source: Capital FM

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