Dancing robots and K-pop diplomacy: China’s economic and social gambits
Unitree plans to file for an IPO by year end. And China has quietly lifted a nearly decade-old ban on K-Pop.
K-pop returns to China, but asks Chinese fans ‘Will you still love me?’
K-pop superstars are once again staging blockbuster concerts in Macao, while online music platforms are testing the waters against an unspoken ban in China By Lee Shih Ta Strictly…
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