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Duo meng shi jie (1988)
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A middle school student likes to daydream. | add synopsisUser Comments:
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(Credited cast) | Jicheng Lou | ... | Father |
| Chunzhi Wang | ... | Luo Fei |
| Weixin Zhang | ... | Mother |
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In the traditional rigid educational system in China, strict discipline is the norm, and any kid who daydreams would be considered a problem child. This phenomenon remained true for millenniums and does not change throughout regime changes, whether it was feudalism, nationalists, or communists. This film deserves a ten because it pioneered in the rethinking about preceptions about kids in China.