Memory of Encaustic Tile
Memory of Encaustic Tile

Memory of Encaustic Tile

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2022- 2022
1 Seasons
34 Episodes
5.6(5 votes)
Ended
Drama

Overview

Amid Beijing’s hutongs, three childhood friends bound by love, loss, and legacy grow up to follow diverging paths - one chasing freedom, one preserving history, and one burying unspoken love.

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Cast & Crew

8 members
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Yukee Chen

Shao Xue

Yukee Chen
Acting

林一

Zheng Sunian

林一
Acting

天爱

Lin Shiyin

天爱
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Sun Kai

Wu Huan

Sun Kai
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Yan Zidong

Zhang Qi

Yan Zidong
Acting

Tang Xu

Shao Hua

Tang Xu
Acting

Ma Li

Yu Dongge

Ma Li
Acting

房子斌

Zheng Jin

房子斌

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