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smoglife

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Q: Anyone know why JUE market has been postponed?

Tried to ring the organisers to find out, but couldn't get through. Anyone know why it has been postponed/cancelled? Is it cause of the Lianghui?

9 years 2 weeks ago in Culture - Beijing

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davo

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don't know why but

http://www.timeoutbeijing.com/features/Blogs-Music_Blogs/27911/JUE-Marke...

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