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0Starting from ancient days, Shanghai Acrobatics is renowned as one if the oldest performing arts in China. First it started with performing laborious movements and defensive skills and gradually it developed into a different type of performance which is an entire art feat. Nowadays this performing art is regarded as a national performance where balancing, tumbling, dancing and flexibility are involved. When you are in Shanghai, you should not fail to watch an acrobatic show …
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