Jin
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Hyeon Dae-ji (played by Choi Seung-hyun), who ran away after injuring someone in his hometown, came to Gangnam Province to seek refuge with his familiar Charlie. Through Charlie's introduction, Daji got a job from the president of the casino, Takashi. Daji, with his innate skills, handsome looks and sharp eloquence, soon became the most favored hand by President Gao
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Feng Xiaogang/ Xu Qing/ Zhang Hanyu/ Liu Hua/ Li Yifeng/ Kris Wu/ Liang Jing/ Bai Juggang/ Yu Hewei/ Lian Yiming/ Shang Yuxian/ Lu Nuo/ Guan Zongxiang/ Yin Li/ Yu Ailei/ Ning Hao/ Jiang Shan/ Zhang Yi/ Guo Jingfei/ Zhang Luyi/ Zhao Yi/ Liang Tian/ Zhang Yishan/ Wang Junkai/ Wang Yuan/ Yi Yangqianxi/ Batu/
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In Beijing dialect, "Lao Pao er" specifically refers to an old hoodlum who carries a cage to walk birds and has nothing to do. Sixth Master (played by Feng Xiaogang) was once one of the old-school tycoons who dominated old Beijing. Now he leads a carefree life, but unexpectedly, his son Xiaobo (played by Li Yifeng) gets involved with "Little Master" Xiaofei (played by Kris Wu)
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The story takes place in Hong Kong under British rule in the 1970s. Wan Tianying, with the support of the British, acts tyrangely and forces prostitutes. Tie Jie (played by Xu Dongdong), the owner of Tie Ji Restaurant, leads her employees, including Xiao Baozi (played by Xie Miao), to confront the evil forces and avenge her husband. Eventually, peace and tranquility are restored to Hong Kong
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The film is adapted from the best-selling book "Teacher, Will You Come Back?" written by Wang Zhengzhong, the director of the teaching affairs office of Shuangwen Junior High School in Zhongliao Township. After the 921 earthquake, Wang Zhengzhong returned to Shuangwen Junior High School where he was doing his internship. Seeing the devastated scene, he and his students cried and asked, "Teacher, will you come back?" This made him decide to return to the school
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The story takes place in a hotel where Zhuang Jindou has been struggling to run the Laoye Hotel for over three decades. Business is doing well. The guests were constantly coming and going, but the room where a newlywed couple was staying was haunted one after another, causing the hotel staff to be in a state of panic and the hotel's business to plummet. Zhuang Jindou successively hired a private detective and a ghost-catching Taoist priest, but neither was successful
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Lao Zuo (played by Wong Chiu-sang) is a thorough leftist of the older generation in Hong Kong. He hums "Ode to the Motherland" and "Outwitting Tiger Mountain", and holds high the great banner of serving the people. His greatest wish in life was to visit Tian 'anmen Square in Beijing. Lao Zuo devoted his entire life to serving the people wholeheartedly and never put his heart on himself
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The film mainly depicts the story of police officers chasing criminals. Hwang Jung-min plays Seo Do-chul (phonetic), a police officer of the Wide Area Investigation Team known as the "FBI of South Korea", who is highly mission-oriented and full of human warmth. Yoo Ah-in plays Cho Tae-mo (phonetic), a "third-generation rich man", who, although he appears confident on the surface, has a deep heart
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One day, an unknown RR virus emerged on Earth, plunging the world into disaster. Infected animals mutated into terrifying monsters and launched a massive invasion. As humanity faced destruction, they built walls and established base cities as their last bastions. The hardships that humanity has endured during this period are called "great"
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After the folk music ensemble was disbanded, the lives of several elderly men, including Lao Xiao and Zhao Xiaoyu, fell into hardship for a while. The production company was Anhui Yongli Xianghe Film and Television Media Co., LTD. Several elderly men adjusted their mindset, found their own ways to make a living, and struggled hard at the bottom of society. Each of them shone brightly, but none of them could let go of their obsession with traditional Chinese music
