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Kong Fan Sen 

Biography of the beloved Kong Fan Sen, a government official of Ali, an outlying area of Tibet. Kong leads the people of Ali to build a better home, but unfortunately dies on the way of an investigation.
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Biography of the beloved Kong Fan Sen, a government official of Ali, an outlying area of Tibet. Kong leads the people of Ali to build a better home, but unfortunately dies on the way of an investigation.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Wang Ping, Chen Guoxing
Written By:Wang Xing-Dong
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Runtime:112 minutes
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