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Grave Robbery 

Police officers Li Fangzhong, Tie He, and others risk their lives to fight against the leader of the grave robbing gang called Ancestor. Capturing the leader and wiping out the entire gang, the national treasures and cultural relics are recovered and protected. (With the background of Hongshan culture, based on the first major grave-robbing case beyond the pass by Yao Yuzhong, the grave-robbing grandmaster)
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Police officers Li Fangzhong, Tie He, and others risk their lives to fight against the leader of the grave robbing gang called Ancestor. Capturing the leader and wiping out the entire gang, the national treasures and cultural relics are recovered and protected. (With the background of Hongshan culture, based on the first major grave-robbing case beyond the pass by Yao Yuzhong, the grave-robbing grandmaster)

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Genre:Drama, Crime
Directed By:Cui Jingxuan
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:新梦场(佛山)影业有限公司, 北京新兴盛世文化传媒有限公司, 江苏新芝愿影业传媒有限公司, 北京大口笑文化传媒有限公司, 河北国艺文化传媒有限公司

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