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Jay Chow stages "Incomparable" concert
www.chinaview.cn 2005-07-02 11:34:01

Taiwan pop singer Jay Chow has held his first leg of China tour titled "Incomparable" in Shanghai on Friday night. The singer and actor will also hold a concert in the Beijing Worker's Stadium on July 9. (Photo: Sina)

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