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Summary

Yan Jie Cheng, exhausted from his job at a leather factory, encounters family discussions about job opportunities and inheritances, highlighting the struggles of the younger generation. His second brother, Yan Jie Fang, expresses frustration over favoritism in job positions, while Yan Jie Cheng seeks help to secure a formal job. The dynamics of family support, financial struggles, and aspirations are evident, as they navigate their limited opportunities. Meanwhile, Chang Wei explores the black market, showcasing the disparity in chances among peers, as he attempts to purchase a watch, further emphasizing the theme of economic hardship and the quest for dignity amidst challenges.

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