Gregory J. Moore

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  4. ↑ "和谐的关键是不对陌生人冷漠". 浙江新闻. Retrieved November 7, 2022. I got a Chinese driver's license last year and started to really immerse myself in Chinese society (我去年办了中国的驾照，开始真正沉浸在中国的社会里面)
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Professor
Gregory John Moore
Born
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Other names莫凯歌 (Mo Kaige)
President of the Association of Chinese Political Studies
In office
2020–2022
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