Guo Pu Makes History with China’s First World Breaking Title
17-year-old Guo Pu, known as B-Girl Royal, made history in Fukuoka by capturing China’s first-ever title at the WDSF World Breaking Championships.
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17-year-old Guo Pu, known as B-Girl Royal, made history in Fukuoka by capturing China’s first-ever title at the WDSF World Breaking Championships.
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