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Gingging, a girl in grade school, dreams of working in the sugarcane field, just like her older brother. Her mother and brother disapprove of this, so Gingging tries to convince them that she can.
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Gingging, a girl in grade school, dreams of working in the sugarcane field, just like her older brother. Her mother and brother disapprove of this, so Gingging tries to convince them that she can.
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