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Plastic Flowers 

Middle aged businesswoman Xie Chunhua is well-off but still leads a celibate life. In her plastic flower factory, she notices two young men: they have similar appearance, one plays flutes, and the other writes poems, entirely different from the rest of workers in the factory.
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Middle aged businesswoman Xie Chunhua is well-off but still leads a celibate life. In her plastic flower factory, she notices two young men: they have similar appearance, one plays flutes, and the other writes poems, entirely different from the rest of workers in the factory.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Liu Bingjian
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Infotainment China, Beijing Huazun Film and Culture Development Co. Ltd.

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