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Three Red Light 

In order to find the missing father, the main character of the story,Chiang Chen, came to the "Can house" where washed away the memory in the famine generations. He met Ni An who came to defrauded the consolation money of the Can house. In the process of mutual benefit, they also discovered here is an unknown conspiracy under the beautiful tricks.
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In order to find the missing father, the main character of the story,Chiang Chen, came to the "Can house" where washed away the memory in the famine generations. He met Ni An who came to defrauded the consolation money of the Can house. In the process of mutual benefit, they also discovered here is an unknown conspiracy under the beautiful tricks.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Ya-Chan Zhang
Written By:Ya-Chan Zhang
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Ya-Chan Zhang

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Huang Chun-chih

Chen Chiang

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Yang Xin-yi

Ni-An Hsu

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Mike Hsu

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