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Don't Call Me Bacchus
The story is about a drunken god from the Northeast, Lao Jiu (played by Song Xiaofeng), who goes on a journey to the South with his friends to find his sister who has run away from home.
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The story is about a drunken god from the Northeast, Lao Jiu (played by Song Xiaofeng), who goes on a journey to the South with his friends to find his sister who has run away from home.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Tencent Penguin Pictures, Cathay Media Group
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