I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

In a narrative reflecting on familial bonds and childhood memories, Chang Wei finds himself accepting the plans made by two elder men as they prepare to leave the capital. Despite Old Wang's concern, Chang Wei feels reassured by Old Zhang's enduring skills, even joking about bitter melon in pill-making. After a light-hearted exchange, Chang Wei visits a humble barber shop with Fan Tuan'er for a haircut, confronting the mundane yet nostalgic experience reminiscent of his childhood. The barber's insistence on a "young man’s hairstyle" leads to humorous exchanges, culminating in a quick haircut. As evening falls, he hears joyful singing from children in the courtyard, highlighting the innocence and joy of childhood, contrasting his earlier frustrations.

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