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Bloody Drum
As the government imposes excessive taxes and their people are killed in the fields, the leaders of the Miao mountain tribes take a blood oath to ally against the Qing dynasty.
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As the government imposes excessive taxes and their people are killed in the fields, the leaders of the Miao mountain tribes take a blood oath to ally against the Qing dynasty.
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Genre:History, War, Drama
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Guangxi Film Studio
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