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China Scene, Lesson 7, Page 136, shi tang

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Submitted by Visitor on Tue, 11/27/2007 - 4:25pm.

My professor made a point to tell us that "shi tang" (cafeteria) almost always has the connotation of being in a work place. She said it's similar to how "mess hall" almost always has the connotation of being associated with the military. She knows I used to work for Cheng & Tsui and asked that I suggest changing the english definition to you guys.

thanks,

-andrew

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