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91-year-old man has grown his hair for over 70 years
This 91-year-old man has grown his hair for over 70 years (edited, hạnh đã xem)
91-year-old man has grown his hair for over 70 years
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Hoang Nam, Thanh Huyen
 November 15, 2019 | 01:23 am PT
Nguyen Van Chien, a Tien Giang Province resident, has not cut his hair for 70 years, and it is five meters long now.
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