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GLOBALink | Belgian expat in China's Tianjin experiences smart market, bookstore

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發布於 2022年06月27日08:34 • Liu Runzhi,Fang Jinyang

TIANJIN, June 27 (Xinhua) -- A Belgian expat living in China's Tianjin has visited a smart market and a smart bookstore to experience how smart technologies make life easier and better.

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