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Book review: Ya-Hui Cheng,The Evolution of Chinese Popular Music: Modernization and Globalization,1927 to the Present

European Journal of Cultural Studies

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Book review: Ya-Hui Cheng,The Evolution of Chinese Popular Music: Modernization and Globalization,1927 to the Present

Volume 29, Issue 1

https://doi.org/10.1177/13675494241274447

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De Kloet J (2001) Red Sonic Trajectories: Popular Music and Youth in Urban China. Amsterdam: University of Amsterdam.

(1982) 黎锦晖: ‘我和明月社 (I and Brighten Moon Troup)1/2’. 文化史料丛刊第三辑. (Cultural and Historical Materials Series III). Beijing, China: Literature and Historical Materials Press, pp.90–127.

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