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Lin Xiaoman, a nearly 30-year-old Internet professional in Beijing, hasn't returned to her southern hometown for New Year's Eve in three years due to work. This year, she declined overtime and rushed home with the news of her overseas promotion to surprise her parents. But when she opened the door, she smelled Chinese medicine from the kitchen—her father was diagnosed with coronary heart disease half a year ago, and her mother had hidden it to avoid distracting her. When Xiaoman took out the transfer order, her mother said with red eyes: "Your dad always says he wants to see you in a wedding dress more than your trophy." At the New Year's Eve table, there were no delicacies, only warm porridge and her parents' unhidden concern. Xiaoman quietly put the transfer order into the drawer...
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