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Shining Days 

Do you still remember the person you liked when you were 17? Xu You, a southern girl with excellent grades, transferred to Linshi, accidentally became a deskmate with Xie Ci, a "school bully", and the two gradually entered each other's hearts in the midst of laughter and bickering, but faced with the trick of fate. Years later, the two return to the place where the story began, only to realize that the joy of youth is like apple-flavored lollipops, around and around or the first sweetest ......
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Do you still remember the person you liked when you were 17? Xu You, a southern girl with excellent grades, transferred to Linshi, accidentally became a deskmate with Xie Ci, a "school bully", and the two gradually entered each other's hearts in the midst of laughter and bickering, but faced with the trick of fate. Years later, the two return to the place where the story began, only to realize that the joy of youth is like apple-flavored lollipops, around and around or the first sweetest ......

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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Directed By:Cai Cong
Written By:Liu Ran, Sun Kailin
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Runtime:116 minutes
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Cai Cong

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Zhang Zhehua

Xie Ci

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Qi Yuchen

Xu You

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Luo Qiuyun

Fu Xueli

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Li Zongheng

Song Yifan

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Duan Xiaowei

Qiu Qingqing

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Wang Lina

Chen Xiao

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Moran Liu

Li Linfang

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Jiang Chao

Uncle Zhao

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Huang Lu

Mother Xu

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Feng Xiangkun

Xu Xingchun

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Zhao Liang

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