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Q: Why does every Chinese girl buy a ukuele?

I swear, every Chinese girl owns. And never learns to play it. 

10 years 22 weeks ago in  General  - China

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because they discover the Clarinet is more fun.

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because they discover the Clarinet is more fun.

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Because, every girl wants you ask a question at e-tities. I swear, too-tuu-tuuuu.....

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Haha I've noticed the same thing. 

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Poularized by some boy/girl group?
Cheapest guitar-like instrument to decorate the room?

New Q: why does EVERY mom in China with the time and money, make their daughter take either violin or piano lessons?
My theory: if the daughter is a looker, a violin stool suits her. If not, best to hide behind the biggest instrument available.

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George Formby must be a big cult hero amongst the Chinese youth.

 

"it's turned out fine again"!

 

surprise

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Because her retarded friends did it and she thinks it's "coorl" so she does it too.

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