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I Come From Beijing: Heavenly Blessings 

The film tells the story of the protagonist "Yellow River", an outstanding young man in Beijing, responding to the government's call and staying in the village to his hometown to help his father and elders start their own businesses and get rich. Driven by the "Yellow River", the villagers actively breed Yellow River carp, plant sweet waxy corn, cherry tomatoes, raise geese, and establish breeding cooperatives to expand the scale of breeding.
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The film tells the story of the protagonist "Yellow River", an outstanding young man in Beijing, responding to the government's call and staying in the village to his hometown to help his father and elders start their own businesses and get rich. Driven by the "Yellow River", the villagers actively breed Yellow River carp, plant sweet waxy corn, cherry tomatoes, raise geese, and establish breeding cooperatives to expand the scale of breeding.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Lu Weiguo
Written By:Li Haijiang
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:GHY Culture & Media

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Lu Weiguo

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Alvin Cao

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Su Li

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Wang Yisheng

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Guo Jinjie

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Ma He

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Genyi Yu

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Li Danyi

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Cui Wenhua

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Yuxi Feng

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