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Q: Is there a music chart in China?

You know, like the Billboard 100 or the Top 40 in the UK? How do new songs get determined/ranked?

13 years 12 weeks ago in  Arts & Entertainment - China

 
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yes. I know Baidu and YinyueTai have such rankings. By how many times the new music is played ,searched and downloaded I think. Other factors may also be counted in . For example when I find a top ten music sounds horrible I can't help but wondering money plays in this .

Music services like kugou,kuwo, QQ music have similar rankings too .

Nessquick:

Yeah, My wife, or her friends, when they come for visit us, open the kugou, and you never can be wrong on which song is played next  always same song for years, man.

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