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Under the leadership of the general commander Li Wei, the new generation of Bawanghua Xiao Qiao, Ah, Hao Ge and Yan pig successfully broke several large-scale cases, and became famous, and the limelight overshadowed the Flying Tigers under the command of Huang SIR. A Li, KING, Shantou and Black. The two teams began to look at each other and secretly compete.
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Under the leadership of the general commander Li Wei, the new generation of Bawanghua Xiao Qiao, Ah, Hao Ge and Yan pig successfully broke several large-scale cases, and became famous, and the limelight overshadowed the Flying Tigers under the command of Huang SIR. A Li, KING, Shantou and Black. The two teams began to look at each other and secretly compete.

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Genre:Action
Directed By:Lin Jianwei
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:英皇娱乐集团

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