David Marsh @ Tianjin
Like many young Chinese, Fang Fang loves western pop music. The 21-year-old architecture student has built up quite a CD collection - not that difficult when they cost just 30 yuan (£2.50) at the Wang Ding Di music shop, or 10 yuan for pirated copies in the back room (although the holes punched through them by the authorities, in a clumsy attempt to make them unplayable, occasionally succeed).| Comments on article "David Marsh @ Tianjin" | |||||||||
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