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To: nommedeguerre who wrote (16858)	1/29/1998 6:34:00 PM
From: XiaoYao	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 24154

>>Long time no use Grammar Wizard too. Yes, I am a foreigner. I use Spell Checker all the time and forget about grammar altogether. Cheap Shot. >>About as quiet as you were when the Asian economic balloon burst. Good thing Hong Kong tries to peg to the dollar rather than the yuan. Hahaha... Another cheap shot. China has enjoyed several years double-digit high growth rate and was successfully soft-landing with 8 ~ 9% growth this year. China has 2nd largest foreign reserve in the world, the export is growning, more foreign companies are investing in China. Inflation is under control, Yuan doesn't fall any but even rise a little. (Of course, since Yuan is not in free currency market, the rise and fall both doesn't make much sense. I heard about China will open Yuan as a free currency in 1999 or 2000.) A lot of my friends are become rich, even richer than me. I also think Hone Kong will do well in the future. Nothing can be laughed about. YuanQing,