Cube Enter signs deal with China's Alibaba to back K-pop activities in China - Pulse by Maeil Business News Korea
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K-Pop's Recipe for Success: Why Korean Idol Groups Got So Big in China and are Conquering the World | What's on Weibo
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Chinese K-Pop Stars Publicly Back Beijing on Hong Kong
China sentences K-pop star Kris Wu to 13 years
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Chinese Embassy In South Korea Denies There's A 'Hallyu Ban' In China After Multiple K-Pop Fan Clubs Temporarily Barred From Posting On Weibo - TODAY
The crazy amount of money Chinese idols who left K-pop have made | allkpop
K-Media Explains Reason Chinese K-pop Idols Leave Korea To Pursue Careers in China | KpopStarz
Chinese K-pop stars publicly back Beijing on Hong Kong - Los Angeles Times
K-pop in China in the mobile internet period: Internet platforms, the “Korea Ban”, and the K-pop-formatted Chinese idol industry — IAPMS online workshop vol. 12 | interasiapop
5 K-pop idols from China: from Exo's Lay and Aespa's Ningning to (G)I-dle's Yuqi and NCT's Winwin and Chenle – what cities do they come from and how did they find fame?
K-Pop Shows May Return to China in Sign of Easing Korea Tensions - Caixin Global
Chinese Kpop Idols 🇨🇳 | K-Pop Amino
6 female K-pop stars you didn't know were Chinese | South China Morning Post
China 'stabs itself in the eye' with pop culture regulations
