ShaoXing 绍兴, host of the 6th World Choir Games

July 15th to 26th, 2010.


Over 20,000 people from 83 countries took part in the greatest choir competition in the world.


ShaoXing is in ZheJiang province and not far from ShangHai.


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ZheJiang map

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