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A China–Laos co-production tracing two cross-border romances across two generations, set between China, Laos, Thailand and Taiwan, exploring love, sacrifice and cultural ties along the Mekong.
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A China–Laos co-production tracing two cross-border romances across two generations, set between China, Laos, Thailand and Taiwan, exploring love, sacrifice and cultural ties along the Mekong.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Zhou Miao, Liu Weiting
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