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Lin Xiaoman, a workaholic businesswoman, reduced filial piety to a KPI—sending expensive health supplements on time monthly and hiring a top-tier nanny to “accompany” her father during holidays. She never noticed the frayed calendar by her father’s bed, every page marked with her “possible homecoming” dates. Until her father was hospitalized with a sudden heart attack, she found an unsent letter in his drawer: “Xiaoman, I boiled the ginseng you bought into porridge and waited for you three nights. The porridge cooled, reheated, cooled again…” She suddenly realized: what she’d been filling with material things was never her father’s loneliness, but her own guilt of avoiding companionship. When “filial duty” strays into a formalistic trap, can she reclaim the most authentic love?
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