Now let's get this straight:
Wo shì zhong xìng de.
I am reliably informed by an automaton (whom I've never met) that this means in Chinese: "I am neutral." I have to say this right away because I am on the Panel of Arbitrators and Mediators of the South China International Economic Trade and Arbitration Commission (South China CIETAC) in Shenzhen.
So, you appropriately ask, who ca...
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