Gifts of Power and Pride
During Grandpa Leen's 80th birthday celebration, Simon presents extravagant gifts to impress the family, including a jade Buddha head, century-old ginseng, and a rare calligraphy piece by the Phoenix Goddess of War, while Mindy Shawn's indifference sparks tension and disdain from others.Will Mindy Shawn's defiance against Simon's display of wealth lead to a deeper conflict within the family?
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