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A patient spends a sleepless night alone in a hospital room. She sighs and closes her eyes, wondering if she should post it on SNS. Then suddenly, she seems to be in the mountains, walking towards the summit. Along the way, she encounters many difficulties, but she moves forward with the support of various animals. What will she see at the top of the mountain?
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A patient spends a sleepless night alone in a hospital room. She sighs and closes her eyes, wondering if she should post it on SNS. Then suddenly, she seems to be in the mountains, walking towards the summit. Along the way, she encounters many difficulties, but she moves forward with the support of various animals. What will she see at the top of the mountain?
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