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Shanghai's streets were largely empty on Halloween night after police clamped down on earlier street celebrations last weekend. As Minmin Low reports, viral posts of costumed partygoers taken away by police were also removed from Chinese social media platform Weibo. According to Bloomberg Opinion columnist Shuli Ren, the authorities in Beijing are increasingly concerned about the youth counterculture and social issues affecting young professionals.
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