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Ma Tianze and Xia Mo, a couple navigating city life, decide to break up but must first complete their quirky "breakup list." As they tackle the tasks, they revisit three years of love, growth, and challenges, questioning whether their story is truly over.
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Ma Tianze and Xia Mo, a couple navigating city life, decide to break up but must first complete their quirky "breakup list." As they tackle the tasks, they revisit three years of love, growth, and challenges, questioning whether their story is truly over.
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Genre:Romance, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Xia Yu
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Runtime:126 minutes
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