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Zhang Ziyi, Brad Pitt at HFPA luncheon
www.chinaview.cn 2005-07-22 09:19:20

Zhang Ziyi at HFPA luncheon (2)

Actress Zhang Ziyi arrives at the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's annual installation luncheon July 20.

Zhang Ziyi at HFPA luncheon (3)

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