I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

In a dilapidated area of the city, Chang Wei sells fresh fish to locals from a wooden basin, showcasing his savvy as a young merchant. He navigates daily life, buying essentials like cornmeal and vegetables, while reminiscing about harder times. As he prepares lard at home, a ruckus ensues when children squabble over food, drawing the attention of adults. Despite the chaos, Chang Wei manages to create a simple yet hearty meal for his family, reflecting on the challenges of providing for them at just 16 years old. The scene captures the struggles and small joys of life in a tight-knit community.

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