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A Day in the Life of a Chinese Farmer in 2006

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Imagine you are a Chinese farmer living in 2006. Start off by describing yourself and the state of your family. Explain in which region of China you reside and how far it is from the nearest major city. Describe a typical day in your life. Include the following in your answer:

What do you eat every day?
What and where do you usually buy groceries and other household articles?
What do you do for entertainment--is it local, global, or both?
What is your greatest worry?

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This solution describes living in China as a farmer, the state of family life and what a typical day is like. It inclues what people eat and how they function on a day to day basis. It includes a MS Word document. 249 words.

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