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Extreme Life 

The film tells the story of Ma Ran, a middle-aged man who joins a real-estate agency project to raise one million yuan for a bride price. Instead, he becomes entangled in a fraud scheme and is falsely accused of the crime. Through careful planning and determination, he ultimately clears his name, brings the scam ring to justice, and finds true love along the way.
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The film tells the story of Ma Ran, a middle-aged man who joins a real-estate agency project to raise one million yuan for a bride price. Instead, he becomes entangled in a fraud scheme and is falsely accused of the crime. Through careful planning and determination, he ultimately clears his name, brings the scam ring to justice, and finds true love along the way.

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Directed By:Liu Guoqing, Duan Guoyun
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Runtime:92 minutes
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Liu Guoqing, Duan Guoyun

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Zhang Zidong

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Zhang Xuehan

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Helong Wang

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