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"Artists choose to live in Hangzhou because the city nourishes their practice," artist and CAA professor Wu Junyong told Observer.
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"Artists choose to live in Hangzhou because the city nourishes their practice," artist and CAA professor Wu Junyong told Observer.
"They don't want to spend energy on ineffective socializing."
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"Artists choose to live in Hangzhou because the city nourishes their practice," artist and CAA professor Wu Junyong told Observer. "They don't want to spend energy on ineffective socializing."
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"They don't want to spend energy on ineffective socializing."
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