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Under the Chinese Communist Party’s rule, unemployment keeps surging while ordinary people are left in desperate poverty. The food delivery market is now completely saturated! Jobless workers, school dropouts, and fresh university graduates are all flooding in as delivery riders just to survive. The “Chinese Dream” has become a...

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