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The movie "Part-time Girl" was directed by Zhang Yue, with Charlie Cao, Chen Beiqi, Otomo Rina and others participating. It was released in Hong Kong on March 10, 1994 . This is a biographical film that explores the stories of prostitution women

In the film, the so-called "part-time girls" refer to working women who sell themselves in their spare time in Hong Kong and Taiwan. The film follows the lives and plight of these women.

The story revolves around part-time prostitution women who choose such jobs to earn a living or pursue a better life. The film reveals their struggle between professional and personal lives, and how they grapple with society's prejudices and pressures.

The female protagonists in the film have different backgrounds and motivations, and they have experienced hardships and tribulations in this special industry. However, they also showed tenacity and courage, seeking a way out in difficult situations, and striving to pursue their own happiness and dignity.

"Part-time Girls" not only presents the reality of these women's lives, but also deeply reveals the human, social and moral issues behind them. It arouses the audience's attention and thinking about women at the bottom of society, as well as reflections on the prejudices and stereotypes that society treats them.

Through this film, we can gain a deeper understanding of these women's journeys and struggles. Their stories are not only personal, but part of society as well. "Part-time Girl" arouses the audience's thinking and resonance on social issues through real and delicate expressions.