Strange Stories From A Chinese Studio.

Summary

In the land of Aoi, Zhou Shun Ting exemplifies filial piety, caring for his ailing mother suffering from a severe ulcer. Despite his relentless efforts with medicine, her condition worsens. After dreaming of his father, Zhou realizes that true devotion is needed. He self-inflicts a wound on his thigh, using the fat to treat his mother, who recovers miraculously. Zhou hides his injury, which is later discovered by his wife. The Chronicler of Odd Histories reflects on Zhou's sacrifice, noting that while self-harm may not be noble, it highlights the essence of selfless love in ordinary people.

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