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A Big Happy Occasion 

Car mechanic Li Dajun and manicurist Liu Mei, two young people who are in love with each other, set a wedding date at the engagement party, but at the same time, Li Dajun also received a challenge from his father-in-law, Liu Kegian - 500,000 yuan bride price. For Li Dajun, it was almost an impossible task to come up with a bride price of 500,000 yuan in three months. So Li Dajun and Liu Mei started to fight with Liu Kejian, and the process was full of laughs.
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Car mechanic Li Dajun and manicurist Liu Mei, two young people who are in love with each other, set a wedding date at the engagement party, but at the same time, Li Dajun also received a challenge from his father-in-law, Liu Kegian - 500,000 yuan bride price. For Li Dajun, it was almost an impossible task to come up with a bride price of 500,000 yuan in three months. So Li Dajun and Liu Mei started to fight with Liu Kejian, and the process was full of laughs.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Zhou Ge, Jiaxing An
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Runtime:87 minutes
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