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Moonlight Shadow Wall
Three families living at the foot of the ancient city walls of Xi’an survive through old traditions and embrace the changes of the new era. In their own way, the different families struggle, adapt, grow, and finally find their way of happiness as the old walls become the intersection of parallel lives.
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Three families living at the foot of the ancient city walls of Xi’an survive through old traditions and embrace the changes of the new era. In their own way, the different families struggle, adapt, grow, and finally find their way of happiness as the old walls become the intersection of parallel lives.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ma Shiman
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Shaanxi Juwei Film Co., Ltd.
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