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After his wolfdog Hailong sacrifices himself and saves his family from an explosive trap, Erlin takes Hailong's pups to the army so that they can be trained as military dogs to fight the Japanese.
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After his wolfdog Hailong sacrifices himself and saves his family from an explosive trap, Erlin takes Hailong's pups to the army so that they can be trained as military dogs to fight the Japanese.
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Genre:War
Written By:Yao Shougang
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Box Office:$100
Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:August 1st Film Studio 八一电影制片厂 (A1FS)
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