China: Grass Mud Horse
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Joel Martinsen from DANWEI explains the popular online term, Grass Mud Horse, which originally is a legendary beast and recently used as a political parody for the harmonious society.
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Joel Martinsen from DANWEI explains the popular online term, Grass Mud Horse, which originally is a legendary beast and recently used as a political parody for the harmonious society.
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hi, how could i find the english version of this video please? thank you :)
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First, let us ignore your assertion that at the time only 1% of young Chinese...