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"The Red Horse Does Not Walk in Front" Jawhaa falls in love with the younger sister of his close friend Enhee. Upon learning of this, Enhee worries about her younger sister's future and tries to stop her. However, it turns out that the girl Jawhaa falls in love with is not Enhee's younger sister. However, Enhee, who knows nothing but reading and is far from life, meets a girl named Tsetsgee and gets advice on love from her friend Jawhaa. The story unfolds as the two meet.
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"The Red Horse Does Not Walk in Front" Jawhaa falls in love with the younger sister of his close friend Enhee. Upon learning of this, Enhee worries about her younger sister's future and tries to stop her. However, it turns out that the girl Jawhaa falls in love with is not Enhee's younger sister. However, Enhee, who knows nothing but reading and is far from life, meets a girl named Tsetsgee and gets advice on love from her friend Jawhaa. The story unfolds as the two meet.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Drama
Written By:Erdene Orosoo, Battulga Suvid
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:HERUB entertaiment
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