Why China is cracking down on karaoke
Their names included"I Love Taiwanese Girls,""Fart,""Beijing Hooligans" and"Don’t Want to Go to School."
China’s Communist Party is known for heavily regulating content it deems inappropriate, ranging from anti-government criticism to pornography.
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