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Songs of the Yellow River

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Hwang Ho, the world's muddiest 3,000 mile long river, has been called
China's Sorrow. Farmers and shepherds eke out a living on its banks, and sing simple songs of love, sorrow, loneliness and endurance.
Readers: Frank Grimes and Pik Sen Lim.
Producer John Theocharis Stereo (A Chinese feature originally made by Radio Beijing)

Contributors

Readers:
Frank Grimes
Readers:
Pik Sen Lim.
Producer:
John Theocharis
Source: Radio Times

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