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Circulation of Music
The film, which revolves around the Hmong Lusheng, is an ethnic minority style film that combines comedy, inspiration and musical elements. In the film, Tao Tianyi, the only son of a Miao "Golden Lusheng" family, is expected by his father to carry on the honour of the "Golden Lusheng". But Tian Yi has his own musical aspirations, and after a failed talent show, he coincidentally becomes an "internet sensation".
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The film, which revolves around the Hmong Lusheng, is an ethnic minority style film that combines comedy, inspiration and musical elements. In the film, Tao Tianyi, the only son of a Miao "Golden Lusheng" family, is expected by his father to carry on the honour of the "Golden Lusheng". But Tian Yi has his own musical aspirations, and after a failed talent show, he coincidentally becomes an "internet sensation".
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