Teahouse. Lao She.

"Teahouse." Mr. Cui. One continuous shot.

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"Year after year, the flowers are in full bloom and the moon is full"

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Leaving Love in 1911—The Girls I've Photographed Over the Years (in no particular order)

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The hanging heart is finally dead

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Let's stop being a "sycophant," starting with me!

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A brave mom has walked through all the detours; from now on, it’s all smooth sailing!

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Braveheart. Mel Gibson.

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I don’t want to go on a blind date either, but he’s just too amazing!

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How many beatings do you have to go through before you can write such realistic words?

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[After Rebirth, I Crushed My Ex-Husband's Family into Mud 01] He once disdained her sincerity and ga

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My brother never dares to step into this store again...

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"When the village chief revealed that Uncle Baozhu was also an orphan picked up by Grandpa, love—the

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Lolita or Stepmother's Dress

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Lucky, from the moment I met you

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Okay, okay, okay—so this is how it’s done these days, huh?

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Three Generations of Chinese Can't Escape the "Desperate" Teahouse. A 10,000-Word Commentary on Mr.

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Visiting a century-old teahouse in Zhejiang, it is full of tea drinkers in the early morning, and a

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Fate

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If I bring out Huang Yuyao and Pan Min first, how would you respond?

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The little prince finally found his rose!!!

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