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Mountain Guardians 

In the early Republic of China, as Japan seeks to invade, a mysterious Onmyoji is sent to disrupt China's Feng Shui by locating its dragon veins. Led by Master Qi, a group of Chinese Taoists uncovers the plot and engages in a fierce battle of strategy and magic to protect their nation's sacred power.
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In the early Republic of China, as Japan seeks to invade, a mysterious Onmyoji is sent to disrupt China's Feng Shui by locating its dragon veins. Led by Master Qi, a group of Chinese Taoists uncovers the plot and engages in a fierce battle of strategy and magic to protect their nation's sacred power.

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Genre:Thriller, Mystery
Directed By:Yao Daxian
Written By:Yao Daxian
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Runtime:82 minutes
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