The Maples

The Maples

The Maples

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The Maples

1980

1h 28m

7.5(2 votes)

Drama

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Overview

A Chinese drama set in 1966, during the Cultural Revolution.

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Production Companies

Emei Film Studio

Cast & Crew

12 members

Acting

Xu Feng

卢丹枫

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Acting

Wang Erli

李红钢

Wang Erli

Acting

涂中如

王老师

涂中如

Acting

賀小書

兔子妈

賀小書

Acting

Niu Qian

赵师傅

Niu Qian

Acting

Tao Zeng

么妹

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Acting

Jingli Liu

孙猴子

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Production

Chengsheng Gao

小马

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Acting

Nan Xia

小兔子

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Acting

Mei Xian

赵妻

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Acting

Lu Liu

兰兰

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Directing

马功伟

曹新华

马功伟

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