Mao’s Last Dancer drops by
Mao’s Last Dancer Li Cunxin dropped into Docklands late last month to make a short video clip.
Li visited Tim Hehir, Docklands’ “Video Cowboy”, in Digital Harbour to make a clip to help promote the Singapore Sun Festival, where he will participate in the literary program in October.
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