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By the lake
Set against Changshou’s serene beauty, this documentary uncovers the secrets to longevity. Through intimate conversations with locals, we explore how the lake’s tranquility, nourishing food, and rich traditions shape a life of health and vitality. A window into a timeless way of living, where nature and culture nurture the soul.
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Set against Changshou’s serene beauty, this documentary uncovers the secrets to longevity. Through intimate conversations with locals, we explore how the lake’s tranquility, nourishing food, and rich traditions shape a life of health and vitality. A window into a timeless way of living, where nature and culture nurture the soul.
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Looking China Project
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