The camera zooms out slightly (revealing a panoramic view of the street) and follows the heroine. The wind blows the skirt of the heroine. The heroine is walking on the streets of London in the 19th century. The heroine…
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The man @image-1 walked tiredly in the corridor after get off work, his steps slowed down, and finally he stopped at the door of his home. A close-up shot of his face. The man took a deep breath, adjusted his mood, put away his negative emotions, and became relaxed. Then he found the key and inserted the door lock. After entering the house, his little daughter and a pet dog happily ran over to receive a hug. The room was very warm, and the whole conversation was natural.
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