Chinese for a day: 4,000 years late to the party
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Jack Klumpp, an American who has lived in China for eight years, and Yao Baiji (Jonathan), a Chinese local who lived and studied in the US for years, take a journey through Shanxi Province. They encounter 4,000-year-old "party" artifacts, learn how the ancients calculated the seasons through astronomy, and set off to find out what it's really like to be Chinese for a day.
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