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On the Ring 

Bao Yong, a former boxing champion, is now an unconventional high school homeroom teacher. To raise money for a student in need, he returns to the ring, partnering with Gao Hongde, who is running his boxing gym at a loss, to prepare for a prize competition. Meanwhile, the rebellious teenager Yang Fan accidentally discovers Bao Yong's secret. This battle of passion, responsibility, and growth in the ring has just begun...
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Bao Yong, a former boxing champion, is now an unconventional high school homeroom teacher. To raise money for a student in need, he returns to the ring, partnering with Gao Hongde, who is running his boxing gym at a loss, to prepare for a prize competition. Meanwhile, the rebellious teenager Yang Fan accidentally discovers Bao Yong's secret. This battle of passion, responsibility, and growth in the ring has just begun...

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