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Running Red (Pink) Lights in Shanghai Date: August 12, 2008
You may have learned something about China's history or culture if you were watching the opening ceremonies of the Olympic Games last Friday. But most Americans have some misconceptions about everyday life in modern China. As part of KPR's series of commentaries on that country, we asked Commentator and frequent China visitor John Richard Schrock to help expose a few of the more popular myths.

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Commentator John Richard Schrock is a professor of biology education at Emporia State University. Since the mid 1970s, Schrock has spent several weeks a year teaching and lecturing in China.
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