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China’s Hit New Reality Show Shifts Focus From Love to Friendship

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Sixth Tone
By Jiang Xinyi
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China’s Hit New Reality Show Shifts Focus From Love to Friendship
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Breaking from the tradition of romantic pairings, “I Miss You” brings pairs of celebrity former friends back together on an 18-day trip through southwestern China.

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  • China’s Hit New Reality Show Shifts Focus From Love to Friendship.
  • Breaking from the tradition of romantic pairings, “I Miss You” brings pairs of celebrity former friends back together on an 18-day trip through southwestern China.
  • Breaking from the tradition of romantic pairings, “I Miss You” brings pairs of celebrity former friends back together on an 18-day trip through southwestern China.

Breaking from the tradition of romantic pairings, “I Miss You” brings pairs of celebrity former friends back together on an 18-day trip through southwestern China.

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