Today on Danwei TV comes the second part of an interview with the returnee daughter of a Mao-era higher-up turned Capitalist media mogul, one of China's most successful, from Danwei's Anna Sophie Loewenberg, Jeremy Goldkorn and Fernando Fidanza
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