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Dance competition shows colorful Guizhou

www.chinanews.cn 2007-05-29 15:03:53

A wonderful characteristic dance completion with the theme of "Colorful
Guizhou" was staged on May 29, winning much applause among the audience.
Guizhou is a province in southwest China with dense ethnic minorities and
spectacular local arts.

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