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Video clip of Trump’s granddaughter a hit in China

Computer screens display a video clip showing President Donald Trump's granddaughter, Arabella Kushner, singing a Chinese New Year greeting song that garnered almost 20 million views in Beijing, China.

Credit: Associated Press/Ng Han Guan

Credit: Associated Press/Ng Han Guan

Computer screens display a video clip showing President Donald Trump's granddaughter, Arabella Kushner, singing a Chinese New Year greeting song that garnered almost 20 million views in Beijing, China.
By Bob D'Angelo
Feb 3, 2017

A video clip of President Donald Trump's granddaughter singing in Chinese to celebrate the Lunar New Year is circulating to strong approval on the internet in China, CNN reported.

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The clip, posted by Trump's daughter, Ivanka, shows 5-year-old Arabella Kushner singing best wishes for the holiday while playing with a traditional Chinese puppet.

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