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A Road To Spring
Da Chuan, who was born in the 1980s, used to work at a train accessory factory as a repairman in Qiqihar city of Heilongjiang province, Northeast China. As majority of the average people there, his life is nothing special but routine.
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Da Chuan, who was born in the 1980s, used to work at a train accessory factory as a repairman in Qiqihar city of Heilongjiang province, Northeast China. As majority of the average people there, his life is nothing special but routine.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Li Ji
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