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Discovering new Chinese blogs on Israel is always fun. Yangzi Lazar is a Chinese girl who married an Israeli guy and has followed him to live in Israel. Her Chinese blogging is a bit too difficult for me to follow, but the little reading I was able to do was very interesting.
Her latest blog entry
– “有好人，才有坏人 – some people are good, some are bad” (automatic translation), provides a small peek into how she and her Ulpan friends see Israelis and talks about the issue of sexual harassment and dealing with Israeli culture “aggressiveness”.
She also has some nice photos of her Israeli life.
If you can handle some Chinese – go and have a look.
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