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17 August 2015Copyright

WIPR Survey: Olympics ‘rip-off’ claim harmful to China, readers say

Accusations that the official song for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics is a copy of the hit song “Let it Go” from the Disney film “Frozen” will cement the opinion that China has a bad reputation for honouring intellectual property, readers have claimed.

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