INTERVIEW/China-banned music wunderkind finds freedom of expression in Taiwan
11/15/2021 03:32 PM
Banned from China's airwaves and wiped from its internet, the worst of his critics like to portray Malaysian rapper Namewee's (黃明志) song "Fragile" (玻璃心) with Australian singer Kimberley Chen (陳芳語) as vehement anti-Beijing propaganda.
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