
Triumphant Progress(1950)
After the Liberation, workers organize under CCP leadership to improve production standards.
Movie: Triumphant Progress

高歌猛进
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After the Liberation, workers organize under CCP leadership to improve production standards.
Release Date
1950-06-16
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5
Rating:
2.5 startsTagline
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Languages:
普通话
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