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A Female Coach’s Story
During a match, a girl defeated a boy, and in doing so, earned his friendship and trust. Soon afterward, a sports academy came to recruit students. When one of the boys was absent, she disguised herself as a boy and impressed the teacher with her excellent ball skills.
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During a match, a girl defeated a boy, and in doing so, earned his friendship and trust. Soon afterward, a sports academy came to recruit students. When one of the boys was absent, she disguised herself as a boy and impressed the teacher with her excellent ball skills.
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Genre:Drama
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Box Office:$100
Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Inner Mongolia Film Studio
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