Dutch Vlogger Embraces Chinese New Year Traditions in Shaoxing City
Dutch vlogger Tomas celebrates the Chinese New Year in Shaoxing City, embracing traditional customs and experiencing the beauty of Chinese culture during the Spring Festival.
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