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...... With the deepening of economic cooperation between China and Myanmar, financial and commercial services in Myanmar have also developed.

we had fried dough sticks for lunch in our canteen today. It was a new dish. A Chinese teacher asked the staff member to give her more after the first portion. I did the same. I asked her “do you also have it in your hometown for breakfast?” She said yes. I asked “what do you call it?” She answered “youtiao” and asked me the same question. I said “guozi”. She said “what?” I repeated “guozi. Like in ‘Jianbing guozi’”. My mother tries to buy it for me every weekend, but I always try to refuse because I don’t want to be addicted to it. But sometimes she still buys it successfully. Hometown, what time is it?

...... China will increase the number of government scholarships and encourage Myanmar students to study in China;