Old and New Shanghai

Old and New Shanghai

Old and New Shanghai

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Old and New Shanghai

1936

1h 30m

5.8(6 votes)

Drama

Overview

The daily life of ordinary people of Shanghai apartment building: an unemployed person who tries not to lose face by concealing the loss of his job, a singer without an audience, a driver, a teacher, but also the owner of the building and his prodigal son.

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4 featured cast members

Starring

Gong Qiuxia

Gong Qiuxia

Meijun Gu

Meijun Gu

Naishuang Hai

Shu Xiuwen

Shu Xiuwen

Creative team

Directed by: Bugao Cheng
Written by: Shen Hong

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