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In a few years, the Chinese will no longer need to go abroad or to Hong Kong to meet their cartoon idols, Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck.
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In a few years, the Chinese will no longer need to go abroad or to Hong Kong to meet their cartoon idols, Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck.
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