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After being underground for decades, the Chinese rap scene got a sudden boost in 2017 thanks to the reality show The Rap of China on the online streaming platform IQiyi. How has the scene evolved since then, and what lies ahead?
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Dojo Shaolin: Producer & Dj
JFever : Hip pop artist
Stanley Yang : Zhong TV – Founder
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