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Q: What's a popular children's t.v. network in China?

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14 years 43 weeks ago in  Family & Kids - Beijing

 
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rich45:

they have classic kids shows like. "obey no matter what". "face is the most impostant thing you will ever know" and schinece shows like "TCM for kids: why cold wter is the most horrible thing you could ever ingest" that and 30 hours a day om the monkey king

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Anything you watch, Michael Thomas

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lame

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