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For all our lambton friends - I came across this article
http://www.theobserver.ca/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=3499971&;
At first glance, Bert VandenHeuvel and Yisha Wang don’t have a whole lot in common.
VandenHeuvel is a 73-year-old retired teacher and lifelong Sarnian, while Wang is a 22-year-old business administration student from northeastern China.
But the two sit in a small room at Lambton College, discussing common experiences from 10,000 km away in Changchun, China.
“There’s a sidewalk, and it means nothing,” VandenHeuvel recalls, talking about the city’s chaotic traffic. “If a taxi driver wants to get one car ahead, he’ll go on the sidewalk.”
“The drivers are very crazy in Changchun,” Wang adds with a smile.
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