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China National Ethnic Song and Dance Ensemble — (Chinese: 中央民族歌舞团，variously translated as China Central Song and Dance Ensemble of Ethnic Groups or Central Nationalities Song and Dance Ensemble), based in Bei … Wikipedia
China Girl (song) — China Girl Single by David Bowie from the album Let s Dance B side Shake It … Wikipedia
China Girl — «China Girl» Сингл Дэвида Боуи из альбома Let s Dance Сторона «Б» «Shake It» … Википедия
China Dolls — Die China Dolls (2010) Die China Dolls sind ein thailändisches Popduo. Es besteht aus Pailin Rattanasangsatian (HwaHwa) (* 12. Juni 1979) und Supachaya Lattisophonkul (Bell) (* 17. März 1981). Beide sind halbchinesischer Herkunft und haben desh … Deutsch Wikipedia
dance troupes — in China consist of three kinds of groups: ballets concentrating on an artistic form which originated in the West; companies, such as the Oriental Song and Dance Company (Dongfang gewu tuan), focusing on both Chinese and foreign folk arts of song … Encyclopedia of Contemporary Chinese Culture
China's Got Talent (series 1) — China s Got Talent Season 1 Broadcast from 25 July–10 Oct Judges Gao Xiaosong Zhou Libo Annie Yi Host(s) Cheng Lei Cao Kefan (Only in Semifinal 1) Broadcaster … Wikipedia
China Dolls — redirects here. For other uses, see China doll (disambiguation). China Dolls China Dolls performing at their EP release, February 5, 2010 Backgr … Wikipedia
China, Kagoshima — China 知名町 Town … Wikipedia
Dance of the Yao People — (simplified: 瑶族舞曲; traditional: 瑤族舞曲; pinyin: Yáozú Wǔqǔ; sometimes translated as Dance of the Yao Tribe) is one of the best known and most popular Chinese instrumental com … Wikipedia
Dance in India — covers a wide range of dance and dance theatre forms, from the ancient classical or temple dance to folk and modern styles. Three best known Hindu deities, Shiva, Kali and Krishna, are typically represented dancing.[1] There are hundreds of… … Wikipedia
