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Sea Root
Root, who was born into a boat family, bought a woman from mainland China, Lotus, to take care of his mother who had difficulty getting about. Lotus' optimistic and persevering character influenced everyone on the boat. The vicissitudes of life convinced Root that human was no different from the ever-changing sea.
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Root, who was born into a boat family, bought a woman from mainland China, Lotus, to take care of his mother who had difficulty getting about. Lotus' optimistic and persevering character influenced everyone on the boat. The vicissitudes of life convinced Root that human was no different from the ever-changing sea.
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Directed By:Doug Chan Kin-Tak, Michel Mak Shun-Ming, Raymond To Kwok-Wai, Steven Siu Ging-Gaai, Cheung Chan-Bong, Kwok-Lap Lee
Written By:Raymond To Kwok-Wai
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