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The Answer to Forever
The disastrous Sichuan earthquake is the backdrop to the drama of a little girl who, despite finding herself living with strangers, creates a symbiotic and life-saving bond with her grandmother.
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The disastrous Sichuan earthquake is the backdrop to the drama of a little girl who, despite finding herself living with strangers, creates a symbiotic and life-saving bond with her grandmother.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Zheng Yunchang
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Runtime:83 minutes
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