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Saffron and Blood

Drama
5.0
陈厚李湄罗维王元龙王豪周曼华葛兰顾媚吴家骧
  • Drama
  • Bu Wancang, Gu Wenzong, Luo Wei can be translated as 魏 or 韦 in Chinese surnames. However, without specific context or additional information about the person you are referring to, it's not possible to provide a precise translation into English. In some cases, the surname Wei may be translated as Wei in English, especially when referring to a person who uses that surname in their official English name or is widely recognized by that translation. If you have more information about the specific person you are inquiring about, please provide it, and I will try my best to assist you., Ma Xu could be transLated to Xu in English, as it is a Chinese surname that doesn't have a direct English equivalent. If this is a specific person's name, it would be more accurate to use their official English name or transliteration if avaiLable.weibang, Tu Guangqi, Wang TianLei is a common Chinese surname that can be translated to Leigh or simply kept as Lei in English, depending on the context and personal preference. Yiin, Yi Wen, Zhang Shankun, Hong Bo
  • 572
  • 1954
  • China Mainland
  • Mandarin Chinese
  • 2024-06-06
  • The film tells the revolutionary history of the National Revolutionary Martyrs overthrowing the Qing Dynasty. The history teacher explained to the students the origin of Youth Day. Lin Juemin (Tu Guangqi), a beloved wife from Fujian province who had recently separated and married, went to Guangzhou to participate in revolutionary work. Wei Yiting (Luo Wei), a native of Guangxi, followed his teacher Li Deshan to participate in the armed uprising. He was from Sichuan province

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    The film tells the revolutionary history of the National Revolutionary Martyrs overthrowing the Qing Dynasty. The history teacher explained to the students the origin of Youth Day. Lin Juemin (Tu Guangqi), a beloved wife from Fujian province who had recently separated and married, went to Guangzhou to participate in revolutionary work. Wei Yiting (Luo Wei), a native of Guangxi, followed his teacher Li Deshan to participate in the armed uprising. He was from Sichuan province