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Q: What the Chinese equivalent of the "Dukes of Hazzard" in China?

I'm talking about two good ol' boys from the country who are very likeable despite their ruralness; they are not refined, but are gentlemen and heroes to ladies and people in need.

 

It'd be sweet if a TV show like this involved car jumps on a Dodge Charger, but I'm interested in the former.

 

EDIT Okay ok here's a better question if the original does not stick: Who is the Chinese equivalent of Boss Hogg? 

(must look good in white suit and hat)

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  Whatever it is i'm not confident they're gonna make that jump.

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You're forgetting one simple fact, they were criminals. Making heroes out of criminals is banned in China along with about a billion other things.

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But they are just two good old boys, never meaning no harm

beats all you never saw, been in trouble with the law, since the day they was born

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