Dong bei yi jia ren

(2002)•

9.5

Seasons

120

Episodes

Ended

Status

February 12, 2002

First Aired

Networks: CCTV, iQiyi, CCTV-1

Genres: Comedy, Family, Drama

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Season 1

120 episodes • 2002

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Feb 12, 2002
2	Episode 2	Feb 12, 2002
3	Episode 3	Feb 12, 2002
4	Episode 4	Feb 12, 2002
5	Episode 5	Feb 12, 2002
6	Episode 6	Feb 12, 2002
7	Episode 7	Feb 12, 2002
8	Episode 8	Feb 12, 2002
9	Episode 9	Feb 12, 2002
10	Episode 10	Feb 12, 2002
11	Episode 11	Feb 12, 2002
12	Episode 12	Feb 12, 2002
13	Episode 13	Feb 12, 2002
14	Episode 14	Feb 12, 2002
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18	Episode 18	Feb 12, 2002
19	Episode 19	Feb 12, 2002
20	Episode 20	Feb 12, 2002
21	Episode 21	Feb 12, 2002
22	Episode 22	Feb 12, 2002
23	Episode 23	Feb 12, 2002
24	Episode 24	Feb 12, 2002
25	Episode 25	Feb 12, 2002
26	Episode 26	Feb 12, 2002
27	Episode 27	Feb 12, 2002
28	Episode 28	Feb 12, 2002
29	Episode 29	Feb 12, 2002
30	Episode 30	Feb 12, 2002
31	Episode 31	Feb 12, 2002
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40	Episode 40	Feb 12, 2002
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44	Episode 44	Feb 12, 2002
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76	Episode 76	Feb 12, 2002
77	Episode 77	Feb 12, 2002
78	Episode 78	Feb 12, 2002
79	Episode 79	Feb 12, 2002
80	Episode 80	Feb 12, 2002
81	Episode 81	Feb 12, 2002
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84	Episode 84	Feb 12, 2002
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87	Episode 87	Feb 12, 2002
88	Episode 88	Feb 12, 2002
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90	Episode 90	Feb 12, 2002
91	Episode 91	Feb 12, 2002
92	Episode 92	Feb 12, 2002
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94	Episode 94	Feb 12, 2002
95	Episode 95	Feb 12, 2002
96	Episode 96	Feb 12, 2002
97	Episode 97	Feb 12, 2002
98	Episode 98	Feb 12, 2002
99	Episode 99	Feb 12, 2002
100	Episode 100	Feb 12, 2002
101	Episode 101	Feb 12, 2002
102	Episode 102	Feb 12, 2002
103	Episode 103	Feb 12, 2002
104	Episode 104	Feb 12, 2002
105	Episode 105	Feb 12, 2002
106	Episode 106	Feb 12, 2002
107	Episode 107	Feb 12, 2002
108	Episode 108	Feb 12, 2002
109	Episode 109	Feb 12, 2002
110	Episode 110	Feb 12, 2002
111	Episode 111	Feb 12, 2002
112	Episode 112	Feb 12, 2002
113	Episode 113	Feb 12, 2002
114	Episode 114	Feb 12, 2002
115	Episode 115	Feb 12, 2002
116	Episode 116	Feb 12, 2002
117	Episode 117	Feb 12, 2002
118	Episode 118	Feb 12, 2002
119	Episode 119	Feb 12, 2002
120	Episode 120	Feb 12, 2002

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