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Former champion driver Zhang Chi teaches at a driving school in troubled times, relying on his reputation to make ends meet. A failing automobile factory offers to sponsor Zhang Chi in the last Bayinbrook Rally.
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Former champion driver Zhang Chi teaches at a driving school in troubled times, relying on his reputation to make ends meet. A failing automobile factory offers to sponsor Zhang Chi in the last Bayinbrook Rally.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Adventure
Written By:Han Han, Zhou Yunhai
In Theaters:2/10/2024
Box Office:$466,862,668
Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Shanghai PMF Media, Tao Piao Piao 淘票票, Maoyan Entertainment, Bona Film Group, Fun Age Pictures, Zhejiang Hengdian Film Production, Shanghai Ruyi Film & TV Production 上海儒意影视制作, Shanghai Film Group 上海电影（集团）(SFG), Weibo Corporation, China Film Group Corporation
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