"Backrooms" Succeeds
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A New Football
When a group of children were playing football, they broke the football. Goalkeeper Li Ying went home to rest and saw a brand new football on the table, so he asked grandpa where the football came from. The new football went to play with his friends, but because he was afraid of the ball being kicked dirty, he took it back home after a while.
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When a group of children were playing football, they broke the football. Goalkeeper Li Ying went home to rest and saw a brand new football on the table, so he asked grandpa where the football came from. The new football went to play with his friends, but because he was afraid of the ball being kicked dirty, he took it back home after a while.
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Genre:Animation
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Shanghai Animation Film Studio
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