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EastSouthWestNorth translates a column by China blogger Michael Anti praising EastSouthWestNorth's heroic translations of Chinese media reports: “If the Chinese blogosphere can be said to be like the world of martial arts, then EastSouthWestNorth's Roland is the supreme leader of the alliance who is in a lofty and unmatched position. So please let us pay tribute to you, the leader of our tribe.”
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