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03:02 October 20th, 2009

China mimic - birdsong in Beijing

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Posted by: Tyra Dempster
Tags: Countdown to Beijing, , , , , , , , ,

Bird’s singing, horses galloping, trains trundling along and even planes taking off are no challenge for Chinese professional mimic Cheng Jiaqiang.

He can imitate more than 100 noises, a skill he learned from his father, who in turn, learned it from his father.

Cheng and his menagerie can be found performing around Beijing.

If you’d like to see more of Cheng, watch the full Reuters Reports story here

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