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Later, [[Bart]] got a job so he could get a minibike, and the job turned out to be helping agents of the Chinese government obtain technical secrets about the [[United States]]. When Bart later refused to give them the secrets, they threatened him. [[Homer]] told them that they didn't need Bart because he himself had a whole wealth of technical knowledge. The spies then decided to take Homer back with them to China, where he helped build a [[Chinese Nuclear Power Plant|power plant]] for them. Unfortunatly for the chinese the plant blew up, and Homer ran away.<ref>"[[Homer the Father]]"</ref>
 
Later, [[Bart]] got a job so he could get a minibike, and the job turned out to be helping agents of the Chinese government obtain technical secrets about the [[United States]]. When Bart later refused to give them the secrets, they threatened him. [[Homer]] told them that they didn't need Bart because he himself had a whole wealth of technical knowledge. The spies then decided to take Homer back with them to China, where he helped build a [[Chinese Nuclear Power Plant|power plant]] for them. Unfortunatly for the chinese the plant blew up, and Homer ran away.<ref>"[[Homer the Father]]"</ref>
  
After [[Homer]] voted in the 2012 presidential election he was outsourced to China where he started to make [[USA]] flags in a factory. [[Ned Flanders]] was then deposited next to him so Homer jumped out of the window. He hit a net to stop suicides, which were just being installed, then hit the ground, still alive.<ref>"[[|Homer Votes 2012]]"</ref>
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After [[Homer]] voted in the 2012 presidential election he was outsourced to China where he started to make [[USA]] flags in a factory. [[Ned Flanders]] was then deposited next to him so Homer jumped out of the window. He hit a net to stop suicides, which were just being installed, then hit the ground, still alive.<ref>"[[Homer Votes 2012]]"</ref>
  
 
== Appearances ==
 
== Appearances ==

Revision as of 13:50, September 29, 2012

China
China 1.png
Country Information
Continent: Asia
Language spoken: Mandarin
Capital city: Beijing
First appearance: "Little Girl in the Big Ten"

China is a country in Asia and its capital city is Beijing.

History

The Simpson family visited China along with Selma to bring her adopted daughter, Ling, home to Springfield.[1]

Later, Bart got a job so he could get a minibike, and the job turned out to be helping agents of the Chinese government obtain technical secrets about the United States. When Bart later refused to give them the secrets, they threatened him. Homer told them that they didn't need Bart because he himself had a whole wealth of technical knowledge. The spies then decided to take Homer back with them to China, where he helped build a power plant for them. Unfortunatly for the chinese the plant blew up, and Homer ran away.[2]

After Homer voted in the 2012 presidential election he was outsourced to China where he started to make USA flags in a factory. Ned Flanders was then deposited next to him so Homer jumped out of the window. He hit a net to stop suicides, which were just being installed, then hit the ground, still alive.[3]

Appearances

References

See also

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