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Zhou Jianguo, a father who lost his only son in an accident, shut himself off from the world—he even almost missed his daughter's wedding. But his son-in-law Chen Mo quietly took on the role of a "son": he secretly fixed the leaking roof of the old house, "coincidentally" accompanied Zhou to hospital rechecks, and learned to cook the mung bean porridge his late son loved. One rainy night, Chen Mo, soaked after working overtime until 10 PM, stood downstairs with a thermos: "Dad, the porridge is still warm." As Zhou touched the warm thermos, he suddenly recalled his son bringing an umbrella in the rain at 17. Finally, with teary eyes, he called out "Mo'er"—the name he'd held back for three years.
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