Ic, i've currently the following..

EI small cap,  18.18%
Kenanga,      31.81%
CIMB-AsiaPacific Dynamic income, 9.09%
CIMB-GTF        9.09%

It's only 10% of your entire portfolio. If you can't wait longer, just leave it there and sell it off when it nears to breakeven. You hold it for less than a year right?

During these 4 months, fund manager may have alter its holdings. It's better that you read the fund manager review/report in its monthly fund factsheet starting from February 2015 to understand the fund dynamic before rushing to sell it off.

Ultimately, it's still your call. We are here to provide you some opinions.

You should know the risk upfront before you jumped into. The name of the fund has already implied to you that it's a country specific fund and definitely, it comes with country specific risk.

Bear in mind that, in your portfolio, you got another two country specific funds too: RHB-OSK Big Cap China and KGF

Let's say if wind changes direction and affects either or both of above funds. What're you going to do?

So want to sell your China funds now?

i think KGF probably will dip in the near future upon Fitch's rating. can always swap back from total return fund to KGF.

I have been swapping 80% of my KGF to kenanga asia pac total return recently.

but keep in mind, there is some delay in swapping the funds if you decide to swap back and forth
FAQ

The whole process of an Intra switch (for BOTH cash and EPF Account 1 investments) will take four business days to complete after the transaction date (T) of the switch sell & buy funds i.e. T+4 business days.
 
please note the 1 business days lag time if you switch buy into CIMB-Principal Global Titans Fund, CIMB-Principal Asia Pacific Dynamic Income Fund, and Kenanga Asia Pacific Total Return Fund.