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周杰伦演唱会引发争议 - Controversy Over Jay Chou's Concert [HSK 3]

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Xiaogang explains to Xiaobao the ticketing controversy surrounding Jay Chou's concert and discusses fairness and value.

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《English Translation》

小刚: Xiaobao, do you know who Jay Chou is?
小宝: Yes! Mom played his songs before. He sings really well!
小刚: That's right, but recently there was a problem at his concert. Some audience members paid 480 yuan for tickets but could only see the big screen and not the stage.
小宝: Huh? Weren't they really upset?
小刚: Yes, some people felt it was unfair because they paid to get in but couldn’t see the performance. However, the ticketing company said they had clearly stated those seats were in obstructed view areas.
小宝: Then why did they still buy the tickets?
小刚: Because they really like Jay Chou. Even if they couldn't see the stage, they still wanted to hear him sing. But some people think selling tickets like that is wrong — it's kind of like cheating.

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Xiaogang explains to Xiaobao the ticketing controversy surrounding Jay Chou's concert and discusses fairness and value.

Download the app here:

Available in 8 languages on the app:

Learn Chinese | 중국어 배우기 | 中国語を学ぶ | Изучать китайский язык | Học tiếng Trung | Belajar bahasa Mandarin | Aprender chino | تعلم اللغة الصينية

《English Translation》

小刚: Xiaobao, do you know who Jay Chou is?
小宝: Yes! Mom played his songs before. He sings really well!
小刚: That's right, but recently there was a problem at his concert. Some audience members paid 480 yuan for tickets but could only see the big screen and not the stage.
小宝: Huh? Weren't they really upset?
小刚: Yes, some people felt it was unfair because they paid to get in but couldn’t see the performance. However, the ticketing company said they had clearly stated those seats were in obstructed view areas.
小宝: Then why did they still buy the tickets?
小刚: Because they really like Jay Chou. Even if they couldn't see the stage, they still wanted to hear him sing. But some people think selling tickets like that is wrong — it's kind of like cheating.

  continue reading

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