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A talented young girl in Xi’an, China, can play the piano while lying upside down. Footage shows the girl, whose name is Shen, playing the song 'Doll and Bear Dancing.'
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Shen says she initially felt like practicing the piano was boring, so she found a more fun way to do it. 🎶 pic.twitter.com/Q34fQz6uDD
