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Strawberry Music Festival kicks off in Shanghai

(Xinhua)

12:54, April 30, 2012

Music fans attend the Strawberry Music Festival 2012 in Shanghai World Expo Park in east China's Shanghai Municipality, April 29, 2012. Opening here on Sunday, the three-day music festival attracted over 80 artists and bands worldwide. (Xinhua/Yuan Jing)


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Huye at 2012-05-0624.215.200.*
Time to sing in English.
Lirb at 2012-05-0124.215.200.*
It is about time that China produces singers who can sing in English so it has an international flavor.

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