www-zh-cn @ Savannah: Welcome our new member – Jing Luo

Hi, all

I am very glad that we have a new member.

Real Name: Jing Luo

Login Name: jing

Id: #346988

Email Address: szmun.luoj@gmail.com

Jing Luo will show his/her passion in Free Software, and try to let more people know about GNU.

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