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Boy, Fish and Guitar
Ping finds a guitar with only three strings at the port and tries to fix it by himself. Meanwhile, his father, the rookie temple host, tries to catch a big snapper as an offering to the god.
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Ping finds a guitar with only three strings at the port and tries to fix it by himself. Meanwhile, his father, the rookie temple host, tries to catch a big snapper as an offering to the god.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Wei-Yang Lee
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Neverland Entertainment Limited
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