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GoldenBoy

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Q: Which guitar is preferred in China?

Do Chinese prefer Flamenco, classical, folk or electric guitars?
Flamenco - lively freestyle often made up on the spot, is in the blood rather than the hands. Arguably the most difficult style to play.
Classical - Serious, methodical.
Folk - Chords, most pop songs can be played on it.
Electrical - riffs, solos and such.

14 years 38 weeks ago in Culture - Lanzhou

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crimochina

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in hohhot i saw a lot of folk and electric

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