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They are the first batch of college students after the resumption of the college entrance examination. No one is forever young, but someone is always young. In the pure and simple 80s, the youth hymns of the fathers are echoing. It was the golden age of youth that is missed, because it was the beginning of youth's dreams....
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They are the first batch of college students after the resumption of the college entrance examination. No one is forever young, but someone is always young. In the pure and simple 80s, the youth hymns of the fathers are echoing. It was the golden age of youth that is missed, because it was the beginning of youth's dreams....
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