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Sky Stream 

It tells the story of Huang Dafa, an outstanding Communist Party member who was awarded the title of "Model of the Times" by the Central Propaganda Department and a rural cadre of the Gelao ethnic group in Zunyi, Guizhou. From the 1960s, it lasted more than 30 years and led the masses to carve out a 9400-meter-long stretch on the cliff. The "Tianqu" in the three villages practiced the story of the spirit of Yugong Yishan in the new era.
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It tells the story of Huang Dafa, an outstanding Communist Party member who was awarded the title of "Model of the Times" by the Central Propaganda Department and a rural cadre of the Gelao ethnic group in Zunyi, Guizhou. From the 1960s, it lasted more than 30 years and led the masses to carve out a 9400-meter-long stretch on the cliff. The "Tianqu" in the three villages practiced the story of the spirit of Yugong Yishan in the new era.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Bo Lin
Written By:Han Wei
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Runtime:93 minutes
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