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Step Into the River
Lu and Wei live in a village in rural China. The young girls often go to the nearby river to play or fish with their fathers. The river has a special meaning for them because China’s one-child policy has led to some parents drowning their newborn daughters there.
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Lu and Wei live in a village in rural China. The young girls often go to the nearby river to play or fish with their fathers. The river has a special meaning for them because China’s one-child policy has led to some parents drowning their newborn daughters there.
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Genre:Animation, Drama
Written By:Weijia Ma
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Gao Shan Pictures, Les Valseurs, Beyond Frozen Films Co.ltd
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