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I Love You to the Moon and Back 

Newlyweds Lin Xiushan and Wang Rui, living apart due to work, seize a holiday for a loving journey by train where they meet diverse passengers and discover love's true meaning before night falls, yearning to make their dreams come true.
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Newlyweds Lin Xiushan and Wang Rui, living apart due to work, seize a holiday for a loving journey by train where they meet diverse passengers and discover love's true meaning before night falls, yearning to make their dreams come true.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Li Weiran
Written By:Li Weiran
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Baination, Beijing Ranshijie Film and Television Media Co., Ltd., Tao Piao Piao 淘票票, Beijing Culture 北京京西文化, Weibo Corporation, Tianjin Maoyan Weiying Culture Media 天津猫眼微影文化传媒, Side Ear Film and Television Communication Co., Ltd., Huizhou Youguang Film Co., Ltd., Wanda Pictures, China Film Group Corporation

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