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The film She, a Chinese follows a young Chinese woman around 21-22 years old who leaves her village in China to travel to London to find work and potentially marriage. She is shown in an initial close-up shot still in China with a man, implying close family bonds. The main protagonist struggles as a tourist in London, seeking escape from her village and a new life in Europe, though she remains the clear focus and protagonist throughout the film as it follows her journey.
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