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【Video】Watch this folk artist from Baoding, North #China's Hebei Province, showcase her spectacular acrobatic skills as a Daomadan, an iconic female warrior role of Peking Opera, with crisp, skillful movements that demonstrate a truly professional level. #PekingOpera

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