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The Pho-Selling "Poor Dad" Is Actually a Hidden Chairman: A Filial Piety Test for the Son

Nearly 60-year-old Lao Zhou squats at the university gate selling pho before dawn every day, his rough hands soaked in soup for over a decade just to send his son Zhou Ming to study finance. Zhou Ming, however, is ashamed of his father's "shabbiness", never acknowledging him in front of classmates and even avoiding letting him attend the graduation dinner. Until a stormy night, Lao Zhou was hit by a car while sending an umbrella to Zhou Ming and sent to the hospital. When Zhou Ming rushed into the ward, he saw men in suits calling "Chairman" around the bed—turns out Lao Zhou is the helm of the local leading food enterprise! Ten years ago, to test the filial piety of his son whom he had never met, he deliberately hid his identity and pretended to be a poor pho seller. Now, with Lao Zhou lying comatose, Zhou Ming holds the umbrella and finally understands: the "poverty" of ten years is the most precious "exam question" from his father.