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It’s interesting how differently Chinese and Japanese netizens react to each other’s tech progress. Chinese users in general tend to notice Japan’s real advances and openly discuss what they can learn from them. Chinese netizens don’t hide their robots’ mistakes at the Beijing half-marathon — they’re busy sharing funny...

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