As a novelist who has managed to excel under the mainland's strict censorship regime, Nobel Prize laureate Mo Yan has been called many things. It's safe to say that "ballroom dancer" was never one...
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Modern ballroom dancing has evolved into what is known as dancesport and incorporates the waltz, foxtrot and quickstep, and Latin-American styles such as the samba and paso doble.
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A pair of Latin dancers from Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) came second in each of the three categories they entered at the fourth Hong Kong Interschool Dancesport Championships held in...
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