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Cattle and Horses 

After work, the boss asks Chen Xiao to work overtime. Hesitant, she feels watched and pursued by a giant high-tech eye. After agreeing, she must face endless overtime hours.
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After work, the boss asks Chen Xiao to work overtime. Hesitant, she feels watched and pursued by a giant high-tech eye. After agreeing, she must face endless overtime hours.

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Directed By:Liao Guowen
Written By:Liao Guowen
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Studio:Wenge Film and Television Studio

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