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The Loach 

With a child in her arms, a woman is crying out for help to two men. But what comes next is mixed with good omen and misfortune, with felicity and fatality.
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With a child in her arms, a woman is crying out for help to two men. But what comes next is mixed with good omen and misfortune, with felicity and fatality.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Chen Xi, Xu An
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Runtime:7 minutes
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