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The sad story of a girl who has to leave her lover to go to Hainan to look for a job. There, she get married with a pervert guy who quickly feels tired with her. She then tries to go back to her first lover but it is too late and she ends up alone, thinking back on what has happened...
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The sad story of a girl who has to leave her lover to go to Hainan to look for a job. There, she get married with a pervert guy who quickly feels tired with her. She then tries to go back to her first lover but it is too late and she ends up alone, thinking back on what has happened...
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Fortune Star Films Co. (H.K.)
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