A DISTRICT director in southern China has resigned after an online video clip showed a 13-member group he led on a luxury cruise to Africa and Middle East enjoying a belly dancing performance at public expense. ... ...full story at Shanghai Daily
from Shanghai Daily on Mon, Feb 23 2009
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Egyptian Belly Dance School »
YouTube video we are a teachers belly dance from Egypt and we have a big school in shanghai china
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