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Red Flowers and Green Leaves
In a Hui Muslim village in Northwest China, a young couple begin their arranged marriage without knowing each other’s secrets. Confronted with tasks of mundane life, will they learn forgiveness and nourish true love?
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In a Hui Muslim village in Northwest China, a young couple begin their arranged marriage without knowing each other’s secrets. Confronted with tasks of mundane life, will they learn forgiveness and nourish true love?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Weijie Hu, Shi Shuqing, Miaomiao Liu
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Beijing Zhongbei Tongda Media Art
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