Mar 18 (CGTN) - Former popular Japanese rock drummer Funky Sueyoshi chose to come to China to join the Buyi band, and calls himself "the man who loves Chinese rock the most." What is the dream he is pursuing in China?
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| Mar 18
Japanese rock drummer pursues his dream in China
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