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格桑花之爱在前行

导演:
姜大伟
主演:
郑岚,修睿,赵亮,马德华,董长健,牟有名,李炎妍,韩兆,李昆鹰,李润统,王东灿,刘晔梓,格桑卓玛
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2019-09-10
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本篇故事承接前作《格桑花开的时候》,江若婷(郑岚 饰)作为老师责任越来越重,面临的考验也越发升级。她不仅遇到老司机(修睿 饰)的不断骚扰,还有金主爸爸(赵亮 饰)提出的两难选择,老顽童郭爷爷(马德华 饰)的多次整蛊,笨贼(李昆鹰 饰)对善款的虎视眈眈……象征幸福的格桑花能否陪伴江老师度过重重难关呢?

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