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Let's Go Guys 

Tegshee's business fails, and his management sends him on an assignment to the countryside. But there, Chimgee, the daughter of a wealthy city family, is sent by her grandfather to learn a trade. Thus, the two city dwellers meet in the countryside, and the two become very close. The two meet in the countryside and fall in love with each other, and while learning the ropes of life, the story shows how they overcome the complex problems of love.
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Tegshee's business fails, and his management sends him on an assignment to the countryside. But there, Chimgee, the daughter of a wealthy city family, is sent by her grandfather to learn a trade. Thus, the two city dwellers meet in the countryside, and the two become very close. The two meet in the countryside and fall in love with each other, and while learning the ropes of life, the story shows how they overcome the complex problems of love.

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Genre:Drama, Romance, Adventure
Directed By:Byambadorj Sukhbat
Written By:Miyegombo Alexander
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Ares animation

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