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The Summer of YaYa 

The inspirational story of the newly graduated female college student Chen Ya who gives up the opportunity to work in Shanghai in order to head back to her home village and take part into a development project, fighting for the local villagers.
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The inspirational story of the newly graduated female college student Chen Ya who gives up the opportunity to work in Shanghai in order to head back to her home village and take part into a development project, fighting for the local villagers.

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Directed By:Jianghua Zhu
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Runtime:104 minutes
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