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Jan 10, 2020

Nike's film about a family rivalry may win the CNY race

An extremely determined auntie and her fleet-of-foot niece engage in an epic battle of politeness and endurance in this excellent film by Wieden+Kennedy Shanghai.

You wouldn't think running and Chinese New Year would go together. But Nike and Wieden+Kennedy Shanghai found a way. And it's pretty amazing. 

Sorry about the preroll ads, but please do wait through them—it's worthwhile. (Ad Nut has requested a clean copy of the video.)

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