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Chinese soldiers stick needles into their shirt to keep ideal postures during military parades.
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Pictured: How Chinese use sharp pins in collars and crosses on backs to keep their troops in form for the Olympics | Daily Mail Online
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Chinese cops stick pins through collars to jab their necks for drill - World News - Mirror Online
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Pictured: How Chinese use sharp pins in collars and crosses on backs to keep their troops in form for the Olympics | Daily Mail Online
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