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My Daddy My King 

Middle-aged, twenties son (Sun Bo) but not too rebellious heart Cypriot father (Luo Jingmin) not to worry about his son's work and emotional life, to help him find a job, Zhao Xifu, looking for tickets, but also did not forget to perform their important duties in the "square dance squad" in, full of life and busy. After some twists and turns, the father in order to prove himself, encouraging his son, embarked on a journey in the draft ...... ruined work experience, but also to escape chasing love struck, one of ironic. "embarrassing thing "in the way of hope and struggle staged
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Middle-aged, twenties son (Sun Bo) but not too rebellious heart Cypriot father (Luo Jingmin) not to worry about his son's work and emotional life, to help him find a job, Zhao Xifu, looking for tickets, but also did not forget to perform their important duties in the "square dance squad" in, full of life and busy. After some twists and turns, the father in order to prove himself, encouraging his son, embarked on a journey in the draft ...... ruined work experience, but also to escape chasing love struck, one of ironic. "embarrassing thing "in the way of hope and struggle staged

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Dong Chunze
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Runtime:95 minutes
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