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In the CSP Season 2 finale, Laszlo picks out a good one featuring China's most famous person from ancient times. Today with our smartphone-obsessed lifestyles you can say we too are sometimes so absorbed in our TikTok videos and Twitter, we too sometimes don't notice the smell of meat. For a full list of the terms used in this episode, please visit the website at teacup.media Learn more about your ad choices. And thanks to Mr. Jeffrey Wong who told me it's thought that the ancient Shao music enjoyed by Confucius, may not have actually vanished as I indicated in the episode. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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