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Yu Chuanya: Mulan on the Ballet Stage

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Yu Chuanya: Mulan on the Ballet Stage

 October 18, 2022
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Yu Chuanya, the top-principal dancer of the Liaoning Ballet, brings the oriental legend of Mulan to the ballet stage, utilizing fine traditional Chinese culture to share this epic story with the world through dance.

 

(Source: chinadaily.com.cn)

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