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Fire is Burning 

Before and after the release of the new crown epidemic prevention and control, the two elementary school students on the Sino-Vietnamese border experienced the plight of the times behind the world of the same age and the daily trivialities of the adult world. Becoming a reporter, the two intersect in interviews in their parallel lives, observe the adult world and the world of the same age together in their own observations, and tell about their growth.
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Before and after the release of the new crown epidemic prevention and control, the two elementary school students on the Sino-Vietnamese border experienced the plight of the times behind the world of the same age and the daily trivialities of the adult world. Becoming a reporter, the two intersect in interviews in their parallel lives, observe the adult world and the world of the same age together in their own observations, and tell about their growth.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Xiao Hu
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Runtime:81 minutes
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