Graham Webster from Transpacifica stresses that online voices doesn't represent laobaixing's voices in China despite its large population.
Graham Webster from Transpacifica stresses that online voices doesn't represent laobaixing's voices in China despite its large population.
Maikulian posts a picture of “Plain of Jars” taken in Phonsavan, Laos. “Plain of Jars” refers to historic sites in Laos containing thousands of stone jars.
Lao Voices cites various historical, geographical and cultural facts which point out the similarities of Laos and The Netherlands.
Lao Voices uploads a video of her visit to the Buddha Park in Vientiane, Laos.
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Some Taiwanese bloggers
estimated some figures according to information from MIC etc and pointed out that even bloggers doesn’t represent netizens and most netizens wont post any comment on blog .
it seems most of bloggers are highly educated
PS i really confused the meaning of laobaixing’s for ten mins !