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China Ceramic City Taocheng Spring Festival Evening Show Comes Out!

At the end of the year of the pig, the beginning of the year of the rat, the Chinese year comes as a sum of money. On leaving the old and welcoming the new, Foshan China Ceramics City Group confidently crossed the gate of time, hugs the shining star with great expectations, and welcomes the 2020 New Year party on the evening of January 11.
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Before the party officially started, we signed up for our own "Coke" and wished every Chinese Taoist person to "recover himself" in 2020.
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