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Zhili is one of the centers of the textile industry and people around rural areas flock there for work. They toil away tirelessly, live in squalid conditions, face prejudice from their families, and have to fight for better pay.

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Wang Bing

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Wang Bing ... ()

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Sonia Buchman ... co-producer
Gilles Chanial ... co-producer
Qiao Cui ... co-producer
Nicolas De La Mothe ... producer (as Nicolas R. De La Mothe)
Fleur Knopperts ... co-producer
Hui Mao ... producer
Olivier Père ... co-producer
Denis Vaslin ... co-producer
Jia Wang ... co-producer
Vincent Wang ... producer

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Dominique Auvray
Xu Bingyuan
Liyo Gong

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Justine Bernal ... lab supervisor: M141
Thibault Carterot ... ceo: M141
Patrice Goessant ... chief technical officer: M141
Camille Happert ... deliveries: M141
Cecile Portal ... deliveries: M141
Franck Ravel ... colorist
Lucas Roy ... editing management: M141

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Jean-Alexandre Gilleron ... production administrator
Jean-Michel Huet ... production administrator
Manon Santarelli ... production assistant
Alexis Schmitz ... production assistant

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Luc Aureille ... sound mixer assistant
Eugenio Bonemazzi ... re-recording mixer assistant / sound mixer assistant
Ranko Paukovic ... re-recording mixer / sound editor / sound mixer
Emmanuel Soland ... sound consultant / supervising re-recording mixer

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Fabienne Labarthe ... production accountant

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Plot Summary

Liming is a worker district close to Shanghai - the richest city in China. Every year, many young people leave their villages and move there. They are between 17 and 20, all from rural Yunnan province, 2,500 km west, where the Yangtze River has its source. These young Yunnaneses often live at their place of work, in dormitories, unsanitary rooms, or sometimes in small studios. Time and space to meet is missing them. So, they communicate through QQ, MSN China. They live as adults but they are teenagers.

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Also Known As
  • Jeunesse de Shanghai (France)
  • Jeunesse (France)
  • Jeunesse (Le printemps) (France)
  • 青春 (China, Mandarin title)
  • Shanghai Qingnian (China, Mandarin title)
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Trivia Wang Bing spent 4 years just to shoot this documentary See more »
Movie Connections Followed by Youth (Hard Times) (2024). See more »

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