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In a conversation between Song Ye and Lu Hao Ming, Song Ye explains how pre-natal and post-natal features affect a person's appearance, particularly focusing on the 'river' character wrinkle. This wrinkle indicates a troubled upbringing and suppressed anger from bullying by a more powerful family, the Ning family. Song Ye highlights the importance of acknowledging one's emotions and suggests that Lu Hao Ming's serious demeanor stems from his family struggles. They also discuss the significance of ancestor worship, contrasting Lu Hao Ming's father's indifference with Song Ye's belief in its importance. Additionally, they speculate on the dynamics of local leadership, particularly regarding Director Xiao and Cheng Kai Ming, emphasizing how personal flaws can lead to professional downfall. Song Ye’s insights blend traditional beliefs with practical observations, leading Lu Hao Ming to appreciate his wisdom.

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