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Wang Nan, a young mother who lost children because of abduction and trafficking of children in an ordinary town, went deep into the traffickers' organization to find daughters and little fish. At the same time, the local police, Huo Yan, also obtained many criminal clues about many trafficking cases.
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Wang Nan, a young mother who lost children because of abduction and trafficking of children in an ordinary town, went deep into the traffickers' organization to find daughters and little fish. At the same time, the local police, Huo Yan, also obtained many criminal clues about many trafficking cases.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller, Mystery, Drama
Written By:Fan Haolun
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Studio:Xi’an Huasong Film Culture Media
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