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Yang Liping's fitness tipsPosted by Banyue, November 20, 2007 3:26 PM
Xiamen Business News calls itself "the top metropolitan business paper on the west side of the Strait." Indeed, the two headlines at the top of today's paper have to do with business: • Sinopec increased supply of diesel and fuel in Fujian. The current fuel shortage will be relieved soon. The front page picture is of famous dancer Yang Liping. She was a guest of Xiamen Business News yesterday, where she chatted with with thousands of netizens using QQ. The red quote reads: "I like eating free-range chicken to keep in shape." Other headlines: • Xiamen Business News is recruiting future journalists at Xiamen University; • Peng Deng, who raped three young girls in June of this year, was sentenced to death by the Xiamen intermediate court. |
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Comments on Yang Liping's fitness tips
I thought Yang Liping only ate fruit? Obviously I'm utterly misinformed. Certainly worth watching her dance though.
I am switching to free range chicken....