Zhao Jiamin wins 2nd "general election" of Shanghai pop group SNH48

Zhao Jiamin wins 2nd "general election" of Shanghai pop group SNH48

Zhao Jiamin stands on the stage in Shanghai on July 25, 2015, after winning the largest number of ballots in the second "general election" to choose members to sing for a single music album from SNH48, a Shanghai-based Chinese sister group of Japan's pop group AKB48. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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