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The Last Farewell
The father of a deaf-mute individual born with a congenital condition has been missing for several years and is wanted by the police for murder. The police's visit to the family home led to the separation of three generations.
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The father of a deaf-mute individual born with a congenital condition has been missing for several years and is wanted by the police for murder. The police's visit to the family home led to the separation of three generations.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Zhang Zhongchen
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