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Lao Kong came to work in Tibet for the first time and needed translator urgently. By chance, he found Jiumei, who had studied in the mainland. Although they didn't understand each other at first, they eventually became lifelong friends.
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Lao Kong came to work in Tibet for the first time and needed translator urgently. By chance, he found Jiumei, who had studied in the mainland. Although they didn't understand each other at first, they eventually became lifelong friends.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lhapal Gyal, Dong Danrui, Chen Guoxing, Zhang Dalei
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Runtime:110 minutes
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