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The Execution Ground on a Wedding
Two underground CPC love each other, but never say it until they are betrayed by a traitor and executed by the enemy.
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Two underground CPC love each other, but never say it until they are betrayed by a traitor and executed by the enemy.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Zhao Yurong, Cai Yuanyuan, Yisheng Zhang
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:长春电影制片厂
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