I've seen at least 3 shops that have around a 4 to 4.5ft doorways -- and inside the ceilings arent much higher either. A cool thing, or an anti-Yao Ming thing; not sure.
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no it just means that in terms of their clothing sizes, L is in fact an XS, a commonality in southeast asian countries apparently.
I can tell by the photos that you are really LOVE China.
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