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Statue of Sunny Sanmao unveiled

www.chinanews.cn 2007-07-04 17:20:19

People pose for photos with a newly unveiled statue of the famous Chinese
cartoon figure Sanmao, who was chosen as the mascot for 2007 Special
Olympics World Summer Games, in Shanghai July 2, 2007. The statue is 3
meters high.

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