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K-pop has been banned in China for almost a decade. Until now, maybe.

China, which has never officially acknowledged the ban, has more confidence in its own entertainment now and is looking to boost consumer spending, experts say. The concert was set to be small but ...
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RBW Partners With NetEase Cloud Music To Expand K-POP In China

(RTTNews) - RBW Inc. said it has entered into a strategic copyright partnership with NetEase Cloud Music, China's music streaming platform. The collaboration is set to mark a new chapter in ...
The New York Times

China’s Mad at Japan, and Pop Stars Are Paying for It

Beijing is curbing Japanese movies, music and art as it seeks to punish Tokyo for its support of Taiwan. By Javier C. Hernández and Hisako Ueno Reporting from Tokyo A singer was forced offstage in the ...
New York Post

Everything K-pop star HyunA has revealed about her health — after she collapsed on stage in China

K-pop fans panicked this week when HyunA collapsed on stage at a music festival in Macau, China. The 33-year-old singer was performing her 2011 hit song “Bubble Pop.” She was dramatically carried off ...
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K-pop has been banned in China for almost a decade. Until now, maybe.

HONG KONG — The concert was set to be small but significant: the first by an all-Korean K-pop band in mainland China after an unofficial ban on such shows for almost a decade. That was exciting news ...