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With China's development, there has been an exponential surge of students studying abroad. Chinese students now account for over one-third to one-half of international secondary school students in the US. Many are children of the new Chinese wealthy elite whose parents found success in China's economic rise over recent decades.

Why Japan? Mari Yamaguchi, who teaches this meticulous trade in a private school in Tokyo said that bespoke shoes "speak to the Japanese spirit, with its sense of detail".

Why? The answer to that question is?a window into our consumer preferences, and a measure of the state of the retail industry.?GeekWire headed to Seattle’s University Village, to?ask shoppers about their habits, and what their favorite store offer that online retailers don’t. Here’s what folks had to say.

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With Beijing pushing along with the Belt and Road Initiative, ties between the Chinese film industry and Hollywood are now taking the form of using Hollywood's expertise via collaboration in making Chinese blockbuster action films for the local market, said Stanley Rosen, a professor specializing in Chinese affairs at the University of Southern California.

With different eye movements, he can put the wheelchair in movement mode and the system will analyze the area and map out a safe path, the designers said. Zhang then is free to choose the path and direct the wheelchair to turn by looking left or right.

With GeekWire’s Todd Bishop and Monica Nickelsburg. Produced by Curt Milton. Theme music by Daniel L.K. Caldwell.

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Why such a passion for Citro?n?

With a total length of 7,952 meters, the Jiankou Great Wall was built during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). Located on steep mountains, the section of the Great Wall was once neglected and became damaged over time.

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Why does Amazon Books work, beyond the novelty of seeing the Amazon name IRL?

White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders did not specify which sanctions Trump referred to but said, "President Trump likes Chairman Kim Jong-un and he doesn't think these sanctions will be necessary."