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An interesting conversation between the Uyghur guy (actually his name is Dili)and a foreigner. The foreign boy🧔 "Oh,f,you guys(Uyghurs)are getting like genocided?" Dili🧔‍♂️ "of course not,otherwise why would I be here." I can't help laughing at the foreigner's first impression when he heard about Uyghur. Then it's reasonable when... show more

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