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Cempaka Malaya
The story of Cempaka, a girl who has the classic character of a girl from the pre-independence era. She is also firm and visionary in upholding the dignity of women, art and national culture. Cempaka aspires to become a cultural figure one day. Because of this, she is diligent in seeking knowledge and gaining experience.
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The story of Cempaka, a girl who has the classic character of a girl from the pre-independence era. She is also firm and visionary in upholding the dignity of women, art and national culture. Cempaka aspires to become a cultural figure one day. Because of this, she is diligent in seeking knowledge and gaining experience.
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