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Dunhuang Encounters
Dunhuang Encounters Plot:
Modern photographer Lin Xia arrives in Dunhuang seeking inspiration, only to meet Mo Gao, a mysterious mural restorer guarding the ancient caves. Their fates intertwine through an unsolved millennium-old mural of twin flying apsaras, but they soon get entangled in an international artifact theft conspiracy. Amidst desert sands and starry skies, a time-defying battle for preservation unfolds—her lens captures not just Dunhuang's beauty, but also the secrets he's buried for half a lifetime.
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