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Youth Like Song
The movie "Youth Like Song" started filming in Lishui, Zhejiang Province. Directed by the young director Shi Bingquan, starring actors Juánzi, and Tang Yan, the film mainly tells the story of several junior high school students in the new era, focusing on their youth, aspirations, and pursuit of dreams.
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The movie "Youth Like Song" started filming in Lishui, Zhejiang Province. Directed by the young director Shi Bingquan, starring actors Juánzi, and Tang Yan, the film mainly tells the story of several junior high school students in the new era, focusing on their youth, aspirations, and pursuit of dreams.
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Runtime:93 minutes
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