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The White Haired Witch 

Towards the end of the Ming Dynasty, secret service agent Chang An is given a task to investigate a cult allegedly led by the Witch with White Hair, Lian Ni Shang. He then finds out the leader of the cult is actually someone else. In the world of martial arts, a story of conspiracies, love and powers unravels. (Source: iQIYI)
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Towards the end of the Ming Dynasty, secret service agent Chang An is given a task to investigate a cult allegedly led by the Witch with White Hair, Lian Ni Shang. He then finds out the leader of the cult is actually someone else. In the world of martial arts, a story of conspiracies, love and powers unravels. (Source: iQIYI)

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Genre:Mystery, Fantasy
Directed By:Wu Yingxiang
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Runtime:85 minutes
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