Sep 11, 2022 05:00 PM
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China Stories Revisited: Why Chinese Pop Stars Are Expected to Be Moral Models — and Fail
Sep.11.2022
Cultural icons are expected to offer a moral role model as their huge fan bases might copy their words or deeds. In an increasingly complex society, we cannot rely on those solutions
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Please note this is an audio narration of a Caixin Global article first published on September 4, 2021.
Contact senior podcast producer Nandini Venkata (nandinivenkata@caixin.com)
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