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n3wbie
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19-Jan-2023 23:29
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There' s a married deal of 3M shares today at $0.425/share. | ||||
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n3wbie
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05-Jan-2023 00:17
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Not sure if there are many who follow this stock but would be interested to learn of C19 impact on their tv program production for 4Q22 given the disruptions to mobility with lockdown in Mainland. Also, how might the net effect look like given Jay Chou concerts. | ||||
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For_The_Next_Leg
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04-Jan-2023 09:08
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$GHY Culture(XJB.SI) this is the CEO. Super talented!
https://mydramalist.com/people/51345-guo-jing-yu
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27-Dec-2022 08:19
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China' s reopening would mean Jay Chou concerts can resume across China, will be good for GHY. China to scrap COVID-19 quarantine for overseas arrivals from Jan 8 Travellers must still take a PCR test 48 hours pre-flight to enter China. BEIJING: China will scrap quarantine measures for overseas arrivals starting Jan 8, health authorities announced Monday (Dec 27), after nearly three years of strict pandemic border restrictions. The National Health Commission (NHC) announced the downgraded containment measures for COVID-19 in an online notice, adding that travellers would only need a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test taken 48 hours pre-flight to enter China. ADVERTISEMENT The announcement is the latest move by Beijing to loosen its zero-COVID regime, after it abruptly dropped mandatory testing and lockdowns earlier this month. " According to the national health quarantine law, infectious disease quarantine measures will no longer be taken against inbound travellers and goods," the National Health Commission said. " People must take a PCR test in the 48 hours before arriving in China," the notice said, adding that restrictions limiting the number of international flights will also be abolished. The measures will take effect from Jan 8, when COVID-19 will be downgraded from the top tier of infectious diseases, Class A, to a second tier Class B, the NHC said in a separate notice Monday. Unlike most of the rest of the world where people have transitioned to living with the pandemic, China had until recently maintained harsh restrictions and largely sealed itself off. Since March 2020, all passengers arriving in the country had to undergo at least two weeks of mandatory centralised quarantine, later increased to three weeks. The measures heavily disrupted international tourism and business travel, further hampering the country' s COVID-battered economy. Uneven quarantine hotel conditions, harsh visa restrictions and steep flight prices caused by heavily reduced international routes also precipitated a mass exodus of expatriates from the country in recent years. But earlier this year, China slightly loosened visa restrictions, allowing direct relatives of Chinese citizens to apply for family reunion visas. An increasing number of world leaders have also visited since the Beijing Winter Olympics in February. |
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n3wbie
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26-Dec-2022 22:03
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Wonder if there has been any calculations by analysts or bloggers on potential bottomline contributions from some of GHY recent concerts, including the much awaited Jay Chou concert? | ||||
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For_The_Next_Leg
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22-Dec-2022 10:05
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$GHY Culture(XJB.SI) more and more concert are being organized! If the company organiser enough concert, there is a possibility that it could go back to profitability in 2019/2020! 2019 = 12m 2020 = 38m |
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n3wbie
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21-Dec-2022 23:44
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The bigger problem was that there were other calefares performing at the concert so fans dint get as much of Jay as they would love to!
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21-Dec-2022 20:39
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The organiser behind Mandopop star Jay Chou?s concert in Singapore has apologised to fans for problems faced with complimentary light sticks
This was after online backlash over the Taiwanese singer?s performance Fans also complained of bad sound quality and the staging of the show
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For_The_Next_Leg
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19-Dec-2022 12:43
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$GHY Culture(XJB.SI) organizing concerts is probably the stuff that will provide profitability for this company. Having organiser a few concerts already, as well as getting in charge of Jay chou concert for SEA, it seems that the company could end the year with a bang! https://ghyculturemedia.com/services/live-events-management/ |
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18-Dec-2022 19:43
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0.435  +0.005jay chou sellout concert just ended in SG more revenue and profits to come with china opening up huat ah! |
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For_The_Next_Leg
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16-Dec-2022 14:21
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$GHY Culture(XJB.SI) The company just organiser guns and roses concert in November. In a few days time, they will have completed organizing Jay chou 17 & 18 Dec concert! Just think of the revenue stream. https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/company-news/ghy-culture-media-helps-make-november-rain-november |
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n3wbie
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14-Dec-2022 21:30
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Hi, thanks for sharing. Can I learn if GHY is doing this musical drama on Infernal Affairs as I dont seem to be able to find anything online on it that GHY is involved. Appreciate if you may share please. Thanks.
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tedlim
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14-Dec-2022 17:20
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GHY already doing muscial based on one of their popular drama...seems that they are ahead of the trend. With various drama hits under the Company, let' s see how the Company can monetise their IP library. Hong Kong star Andy Lau plans to turn Infernal Affairs into a musical (From left) Tony Leung Chiu Wai and Andy Lau kicked off the Infernal Affairs trilogy in 2002 HONG KONG &ndash Hong Kong singer-actor Andy Lau, one of the stars of the classic film series Infernal Affairs (2002 to 2003), plans to turn the trilogy into a musical. Lau, 61, said this while attending the screening of the remastered 4K version of the movie in Hong Kong on Monday. The first movie marks its 20th anniversary on Dec 12, 2022. The first film revolved around the cat-and-mouse game between undercover cop Chan Wing Yan (Tony Leung Chiu Wai) posing as a triad member, and Lau Kin Ming (Lau), a mole for the triad who is in the upper echelons of police leadership. Infernal Affairs also starred actors such as Anthony Wong, Eric Tsang and Chapman To. Lau said on Monday he plans to turn the film into a musical and hopes to make it happen soon. &ldquo I don&rsquo t have a timetable for now, but I really want to do it,&rdquo he was quoted as saying by the Hong Kong media. &ldquo I will take part in the musical, but it does not have to be the original role as I can take on other roles too.&rdquo The movie&rsquo s co-director Andrew Lau, who also attended the screening on Monday, dismissed the possibility of a sequel, saying that three episodes were sufficient for the saga. However, he is open to the original cast reuniting for a movie with a new theme, if there is a suitable script. Andrew Lau also said that Infernal Affairs could not have been made without the participation of Andy Lau, as the production budget was tight. &ldquo A blockbuster film usually shoots 40 sets, but we shot only 22 sets,&rdquo he said. &ldquo We asked (the actors) not to charge too much so that more of the budget could be spent on production.&rdquo Andy Lau said he was aware of the tight budget at that time and had cut his asking fee. &ldquo Other actors did so too,&rdquo he added. &ldquo The boss Peter Lam convinced others by saying, &rsquo Andy has lowered his fees. Can you do so too?&rsquo &rdquo The film was the box-office champion in Hong Kong in 2002, grossing more than HK$55 million. Two sequels followed in 2003. The first film also won several awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor for Leung and Best Supporting Actor for Wong, at the Hong Kong Film Awards and Golden Horse Awards in 2003. It was remade by Hollywood into The Departed (2006), winning four awards, including Best Picture and Best Director for Martin Scorsese, at the Oscars in 2007. |
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For_The_Next_Leg
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09-Dec-2022 13:47
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$GHY Culture(XJB.SI) This may not be big in your view. But if you think of this as having a first right of refusal to the greatest potential talent in the university, this is actually quite amazing! https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/GJCL2L8M74NDBUAT/dd5b5e72c2b18e7e80667075e31be2900ab7202edda563246620526288c09f61 |
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Joelton
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09-Dec-2022 10:10
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GHY and Curtin University Signs MOU to Jointly Shape the Next Generation of Media & Film Talents in the Region
&bull The Asia-Pacific region is now the largest contributor to growth of the global online video industry and it is projected to grow at an 8% CAGR to reach US$73 billion in 2027, according to a report by Media Partners Asia
&bull The MOU is for a term of 5 years and may be extended for a further period by mutual agreement
&bull The academic collaboration will bolster the future talent pool in Asia that may bring about opportunities for such talents to collaborate with GHY in terms of drama, film, concert production and digital media industry and/or to join GHY in the future
&bull Ranked in the top one per cent of universities worldwide, Curtin University is an innovative, global university known for its high-impact research, strong industry partnerships and commitment to preparing students for jobs of the future
Singapore, 8 December 2022 &ndash G.H.Y Culture & Media Holding Co., Limited (&ldquo GHY&rdquo , and together with its subsidiaries and its PRC Affiliated Entities, the &ldquo Group&rdquo ), a leading diversified group in Asia&rsquo s media and entertainment industry, is pleased to announce that G.H.Y Culture & Media (Singapore) Pte. Ltd., a subsidiary of GHY, has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (&ldquo MOU&rdquo ) with a world-renowned education establishment, Curtin University, for an academic collaboration in higher education programs in Asia related to media and film studies.
Under the MOU, both parties have agreed to (i) discuss opportunities for education-industry collaboration and work- integrated learning programs, (ii) explore development of a global major and cross-campus industry-integrated learning programs, (iii) exchange information relating to activities in fields of mutual interest and (iv) provide the students of Curtin with mobility opportunities.
Curtin University is an innovative, global university known for its high-impact research, strong industry partnerships and commitment to preparing students for jobs of the future. Curtin University is one of the top universities worldwide3 and it has campuses in Western Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Dubai and Mauritius.
Since its establishment, GHY has placed a strong emphasis on identifying, nurturing and promoting talent in the media and film industry across Southeast Asia. While providing access and valuable exposure of its end-to-end production capabilities, GHY has also initiated various tie-ups with industry leaders and education institutions to provide more opportunities for aspiring talents to directly learn from industry professionals and gain practical experience in this niche industry.
In addition, the Group has been expanding its portfolio of entertainment content and products, with diversification into new growth adjacencies such as musicals and its first-ever immersive live action game based on GHY&rsquo s &ldquo Strange Tales of Tang Dynasty 唐 朝 诡 事 录 &rdquo drama series.
Supported by a robust balance sheet with a net working capital of approximately S$130.1 million as at 30 June 2022, the Group is well-positioned to capture organic and inorganic growth initiatives, to capture the recovery and to bring sustainable long-term returns to shareholders.
Mr. Guo Jingyu (郭 靖 宇 ), Executive Chairman and Group CEO, said, &ldquo New media consumers in Asia are dominated by younger demographics and the method of their media consumption is shifting from the big screen to their mobile phones with various forms of personalisation.
To better prepare and equip students for the future trends in the media and film industry, both GHY and Curtin University share a common vision to provide a structured higher-learning platform so as to develop Asia&rsquo s talent pool and technology in the media and film industry to become one of the best in the world.
With GHY&rsquo s strong in-house production capabilities and established industry network, there will be more opportunities for industry exchanges and on-the-job training programs for
students under this academic collaboration.
For GHY, this is part of our initiatives to have an increasingly regional relationship and impact, strengthening our linkages with Asia through education and technology that are interconnected with our diversified business model within Asia&rsquo s media and entertainment industry.&rdquo
Professor Richard Blythe, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Faculty of Humanities, Curtin University, said, &ldquo The MOU would offer new opportunities for students to gain invaluable real-world experience. This exciting new industry-education collaboration will bring together Curtin&rsquo s long-standing and successful screen arts expertise with GHY&rsquo s strong in- house production skills and clear industry connections.&rdquo
Professor Blythe added, &ldquo We are delighted to be working with GHY Culture and Media to help develop and foster the next generation of media and film industry stars across Asia.&rdquo
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tedlim
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08-Dec-2022 12:57
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GHY and Curtin University Signs MOU to Jointly Shape the Next Generation of Media & Film Talents in the Region
&bull The Asia-Pacific region is now the largest contributor to growth of the global online video industry and it is projected to grow at an 8% CAGR to reach US$73 billion in 2027, according to a report by Media Partners Asia
&bull The MOU is for a term of 5 years and may be extended for a further period by mutual agreement
&bull The academic collaboration will bolster the future talent pool in Asia that may bring about opportunities for such talents to collaborate with GHY in terms of drama, film, concert production and digital media industry and/or to join GHY in the future
&bull Ranked in the top one per cent of universities worldwide, Curtin University is an innovative, global university known for its high-impact research, strong industry partnerships and commitment to preparing students for jobs of the future
Singapore, 8 December 2022 &ndash G.H.Y Culture & Media Holding Co., Limited (&ldquo GHY&rdquo , and together with its subsidiaries and its PRC Affiliated Entities, the &ldquo Group&rdquo ), a leading diversified group in Asia&rsquo s media and entertainment industry, is pleased to announce that G.H.Y Culture & Media (Singapore) Pte. Ltd., a subsidiary of GHY, has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (&ldquo MOU&rdquo ) with a world-renowned education establishment, Curtin University, for an academic collaboration in higher education programs in Asia related to media and film studies.
Under the MOU, both parties have agreed to (i) discuss opportunities for education-industry collaboration and work- integrated learning programs, (ii) explore development of a global major and cross-campus industry-integrated learning programs, (iii) exchange information relating to activities in fields of mutual interest and (iv) provide the students of Curtin with mobility opportunities.
Curtin University is an innovative, global university known for its high-impact research, strong industry partnerships and commitment to preparing students for jobs of the future. Curtin University is one of the top universities worldwide3 and it has campuses in Western Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Dubai and Mauritius.
Since its establishment, GHY has placed a strong emphasis on identifying, nurturing and promoting talent in the media and film industry across Southeast Asia. While providing access and valuable exposure of its end-to-end production capabilities, GHY has also initiated various tie-ups with industry leaders and education institutions to provide more opportunities for aspiring talents to directly learn from industry professionals and gain practical experience in this niche industry.
In addition, the Group has been expanding its portfolio of entertainment content and products, with diversification into new growth adjacencies such as musicals and its first-ever immersive live action game based on GHY&rsquo s &ldquo Strange Tales of Tang Dynasty 唐 朝 诡 事 录 &rdquo drama series.
Supported by a robust balance sheet with a net working capital of approximately S$130.1 million as at 30 June 2022, the Group is well-positioned to capture organic and inorganic growth initiatives, to capture the recovery and to bring sustainable long-term returns to shareholders.
Mr. Guo Jingyu (郭 靖 宇 ), Executive Chairman and Group CEO, said, &ldquo New media consumers in Asia are dominated by younger demographics and the method of their media consumption is shifting from the big screen to their mobile phones with various forms of personalisation.
To better prepare and equip students for the future trends in the media and film industry, both GHY and Curtin University share a common vision to provide a structured higher-learning platform so as to develop Asia&rsquo s talent pool and technology in the media and film industry to become one of the best in the world.
With GHY&rsquo s strong in-house production capabilities and established industry network, there will be more opportunities for industry exchanges and on-the-job training programs for
students under this academic collaboration.
For GHY, this is part of our initiatives to have an increasingly regional relationship and impact, strengthening our linkages with Asia through education and technology that are interconnected with our diversified business model within Asia&rsquo s media and entertainment industry.&rdquo
Professor Richard Blythe, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Faculty of Humanities, Curtin University, said, &ldquo The MOU would offer new opportunities for students to gain invaluable real-world experience. This exciting new industry-education collaboration will bring together Curtin&rsquo s long-standing and successful screen arts expertise with GHY&rsquo s strong in- house production skills and clear industry connections.&rdquo
Professor Blythe added, &ldquo We are delighted to be working with GHY Culture and Media to help develop and foster the next generation of media and film industry stars across Asia.&rdquo
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ninjawarrior
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08-Dec-2022 09:32
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Interesting counter. Looking forward to more concerts and events......Huat AHHHHH. | ||||
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WBdisciple
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07-Dec-2022 12:33
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China to ease quarantine, unnecessary testing in new Covid moves WED, DEC 07, 2022 - 11:19 AM The home isolation concession was first introduced last week in Beijing, the capital, as centralised quarantine facilities ran out of space amid surging cases. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG CHINA is set to announce a further relaxation of Covid control measures as soon as today &mdash including allowing some infected people to home quarantine as a nationwide policy, and reining in unnecessary testing &mdash according to people familiar with the matter, as the government continues to quickly ease its zero-tolerance strategy amid growing public discontent. In one of the key changes to be announced this week, low-risk patients who test positive will be allowed to quarantine at home instead of being sent to an isolation facility, the people said, asking not to be named because they&rsquo re not authorised to speak publicly. PCR testing will also be dialled back except for high-risk groups, they said. China may also look at reducing or even scrapping the need for people to scan health codes via a smartphone app whenever they enter public places, one of the people said. The National Health Commission could not immediately be reached for comment. China&rsquo s planned changes come after major cities from Beijing to Shanghai and Shenzhen in the past two weeks rapidly wound back policies such as mass testing and broad, sweeping lockdowns that have been hallmarks of China&rsquo s punishing approach. The adherence to Covid Zero has hobbled the economy, led to unprecedented social unrest in recent weeks, and left the world&rsquo s second-largest economy increasingly isolated from the rest of the world, which has mostly moved on from the pandemic. The home isolation concession was first introduced last week in Beijing, the capital, as centralised quarantine facilities ran out of space amid surging cases. Expanding the rule nationwide so quickly represents a major shift away from a bedrock practice of the elimination strategy. When the virus first emerged in the central Chinese city of Wuhan in 2019, it was only when authorities started moving all infected people into quarantine camps that the outbreak was stamped out. It soon became a central tenet in places that managed to eliminate spread in the first phase of the pandemic, from Singapore to Australia. Reuters earlier reported that 10 new Covid easing measures would be announced this week and reopening rumours have continued to swirl among Chinese investors, sparking the best monthly rally in Hong Kong-listed Chinese stocks in November since 2003. The proposed moves also suggest the government is willing to tolerate higher case numbers to avoid more social and economic turmoil. The nation reported 24,440 cases for Tuesday (Dec 6), down from 27,164 for Monday, though that may understate the actual total given the end of mass testing drives. Infections have fallen each of the past nine days since peaking at a record 38,808 on Nov 27. The willingness to abide high case numbers is a far cry from earlier in the year when neighbourhoods or entire cities were locked down at the emergence of a single case. Shanghai endured a gruelling two-month lockdown earlier this year that confined most of the city&rsquo s 25 million people to their homes, and disrupted companies from Tesla to Sony. A more relaxed approach to the virus may also help shift public perception of Covid-19 from a serious health threat to a more commonplace illness, a crucial pivot that paves the way for China to rejoin the rest of the world in living with the virus. The fear of Covid by large parts of the Chinese public is mostly of the government&rsquo s own making, as state propaganda has painted the disease as fearsome and the West&rsquo s acceptance of it &mdash and the millions of deaths in the US and Europe &mdash as a moral failing. But as other countries have moved past the pandemic, more and more people have questioned why China is living in an alternate reality, raising pressure on the authorities. China&rsquo s adherence to Covid Zero has hit business activity, pushing down consumer and business confidence as people are stuck in a cycle of outbreaks and lockdowns. The cost of ubiquitous PCR testing has worsened the financial health of local governments, while tragic incidents blamed on Covid controls, like a fire in Xinjiang which killed 10 people, have intensified public anger. Social unrest erupted across major cities in recent weeks, ranging from hundreds on the streets shouting for President Xi Jinping to step down, to small shows of defiance as neighbours banded together to stop their housing compounds from being locked down. |
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For_The_Next_Leg
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06-Dec-2022 11:08
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$GHY Culture(XJB.SI) Company will perform well due to Jay Chou Concert. Do not forget it has the full rights to Jay Chou Concert outside China!
https://www.straitstimes.com/life/entertainment/jay-chous-carnival-world-tour-returns-to-national-stadium-on-dec-17-and-18
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WBdisciple
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06-Dec-2022 07:02
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Potential boomtown for GHY once Jay Chou restart concert in China.. https://www.straitstimes.com/life/entertainment/jay-chou-makes-surprise-appearance-on-second-night-of-jj-lin-s-taipei-concert When Chou stepped onto the stage, the full-house of 30,000 fans erupted in screams, as Chou had not staged a concert in two years, since the pandemic scuppered his Carnival World Tour. |
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