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"Longfu Temple" revive the old, foster the young (3)

By Qi Wei (CNTV)

13:59, May 25, 2013

"Longfu Temple" is a play unlike a play. Integrating traditional music and crosstalk
performances, the play doesn’t have a clear story line or major conflict.


【1】 【2】 【3】

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