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Laughter is the key to world peace

By Mary Katherine Smith in Shanghai | China Daily | Updated: 2012-09-14 07:57

Paul Ogata was always the funny kid in class, but it wasn't until Ogata was into his 20s that he realized his calling.

The road to comedy was a bit of a long one for Ogata, who grew up in Hawaii, with his first real taste of stand-up in college. Not the most dedicated student of formal education, he decided the prescribed plan his parents wanted was not for him.

Some 20 years later, Ogata, now 43, has a resume full of comedic achievements. He's won the prestigious San Francisco International Comedy Competitions and also appeared on numerous TV shows and specials.

Laughter is the key to world peace

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