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Hobbies of Chinese masters (2)

(Guangming Online)

09:27, May 22, 2013

Lin Yutang

Lin Yutang, a famed Chinese writer, was like cigarette. He never persuade people to stop smoking, instead he encourage people to smoking. He said that "a cigarette after dinner, I am better than the immortal" which became a popular word till now.


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