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skylee -

I've just come across a new bi-monthly magazine "讀書好" about books, reading and writers. This
being Hong Kong, the magazine is in traditional Chinese. The articles are short and easy to
understand. If you need something easy to read, then it is not a bad choice.

There is an on-line version (the contents are the same as the paper version) ->
http://www.books4you.com.hk/



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rose~ -

It looks interesting, thanks.












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