Hamnet: A Passage through Time to the Magnificent Forest
A family drama is woven with quiet yet powerful forces of words and nature.
A Young Girl's Destiny
Zuo Yingning (Zhang Lixin) has always wanted to be a host. In order to realize her dream, she was willing to give up the great opportunity to study abroad. However, the reality is not as good as she imagined. On the road to job hunting, Zuo Yingning The only gains are failures and blows.
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Zuo Yingning (Zhang Lixin) has always wanted to be a host. In order to realize her dream, she was willing to give up the great opportunity to study abroad. However, the reality is not as good as she imagined. On the road to job hunting, Zuo Yingning The only gains are failures and blows.
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