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Honest depiction of the human tragedy caused by politics moreCast
(Credited cast) | Tianqian Tan | ... | Li Niuhai |
| Yuling Tao | ||
| Huanshan Xu | ... | Yang Zhihe / Tian Fengren |
| Ruping Zhao | ... | Chang Laole |
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The literal translation of the title of this film is: the Returning.
Been buried at the hometown where one was born was part of the traditional Chinese culture, which defeats the political differences: for those who could not return when alive, then their ashes will return after their death.