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Liu Xiaotang: Lost in the Red Dust 

Liu Xiaotang was not talented since he was young, but still aspiring to become a hero like his father. After the Ying Gong’s death he continued to encounter failures but did not give up his efforts. Once he had the opportunity to investigate a series of bloody murders in Hongchen inn
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Liu Xiaotang was not talented since he was young, but still aspiring to become a hero like his father. After the Ying Gong’s death he continued to encounter failures but did not give up his efforts. Once he had the opportunity to investigate a series of bloody murders in Hongchen inn

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Written By:Dai Yilin
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Runtime:111 minutes
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