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directed by Andrew Chien and starring

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and

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. The film is based on a novel and is a

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to the 2010 film ''

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''. It was released on December 4, 2015.

Cast

as Du Lala *

as David Wang *

as Stanley Chen *

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as Sha Dangdang (voice dub: Liu Meihan) *

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as Maggie *

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as Carrie *

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as Ah Le *John Chiu as Lin Daiyu (voice dub: Xu Ke) * Austin Lin as Xiao Wen *Cindy Sun as Xiao Li *Tony as Howard *James Yang Yong Cong 楊永聰 as James *Yin Hang as Xiao Yi *Liang Chen as Liang Wei *

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as Host *Qiu Muhan

Production

The film was shot in

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Soundtrack

Reception

The film grossed in China.

References

2015 romantic comedy-drama films Chinese romantic comedy-drama films Chinese sequel films Films based on Chinese novels 2015 comedy films 2015 drama films 2015 films {{2010s-romantic-comedy-film-stub