Yiche's car-themed super party promotes 43,900 cars in August

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BEIJING, Aug 31, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - Yiche, China's leading auto IT company, teamed up with China's top TV stations to launch the "Super August 18th Car Carnival Night" on August 18. China's leading auto manufactures and dealers participated in the event, launching a grand August car promotion campaign.

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