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æŽç«¶8 on Wikipedia
By Jennifer 8. Lee | October 7, 2008
Jennifer 8. Lee
Today in playing with the link: command in Google search, which reverse looks-up what pages are linking to a particular page (more advanced Google commands), I discovered have a Chinese Wikipedia page, and my name is translated as æŽç«¶8, which is endlessly amusing, as that is my Chinese name æŽç«¶, with an 8 appended afterwards.
If you pump it through Google translator this is what you get.
Li Jing-8
Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaLi Jing-8 (Jennifer 8. Lee), writer, New York Times reporter, (March
15, 1976 -), was born in New York City, by ancestors of Taiwan.Li Jing-8 and graduated from Harvard University, Harvard University, a
former Washington Post and Wall Street Journal and other U.S. media.Li Jing-8 well-known in her blog fortunecookiechronicles.com compiled
and published the book “lucky sign Chronicle cake.” Â The article
reported that the United States in food and cultural roots of the
truth, such as General Tso Chicken, American-Chinese restaurant chain
PF Chang and so on.References
* fortunecookiechronicles.com Li Jing-8 blog, fortunecookiechronicles.com
* “Yes, my name is 8 of the word.” “Yes, 8 is my middle name.” Boston Globe. August 8, 1996, page E1.Li Jing is an 8 on the U.S. citizenship of the United States or
American writer, poet, writer, and other characters of small works.
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