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Q: Any Beijing Duck fans in the house?

Have you ever been to a game before? If you have how was your experience? I was thinking of going to one of these games, but not sure if it's worth it or not. I've been to several NBA games, but I thought for the most part they were boring to watch.

So if you've gone to see a game in BJ how was it?

13 years 25 weeks ago in Culture - China

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Have not been to Beijing but have watch Chinese Basketball association games in Shenyang. I am a basketball nut so it was enjoyable enough but teams lack depth of quality locals so are dominated generally by their American imports. The games also lack intensity and the crowds are pretty tame. If basketball is your thing I would say go but if not then you may not enjoy it.

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