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Lady Look-Tung
Lily is a university student plagued with bad luck. She enters a folk song contest and only comes in second and then she catches her boyfriend with a Japanese girlfriend. In despair she heads out to the countryside to see if she can become a successful Looktung singer.
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Lily is a university student plagued with bad luck. She enters a folk song contest and only comes in second and then she catches her boyfriend with a Japanese girlfriend. In despair she heads out to the countryside to see if she can become a successful Looktung singer.
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