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Grandpa Wen, so happy to see you!
North Korea knows how to put on a show. Visiting Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao was this week treated to a special performance of the "Arirang" mass games, the world's biggest choreographed extravaganza with as many as 100,000 participants. This time it included one-off Chinese messages -- which in the time honoured tradition of opaque Communist regimes were likely meant as more than just a simple part of a celebrations. Full Article
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