My New Year's Goods: A Magic Basin That Can Copy Everything

My New Year's Goods: A Magic Basin That Can Copy Everything Plot:

Tang, a newly resigned Beipiao (Beijing drifter), returns to her county town with only 300 yuan to buy New Year's goods. An old alley vendor forces a "family heirloom broken basin" on her as a "free gift". She almost throws it away, but discovers a miracle—put an orange in, and it multiplies into a full basin; a torn scarf turns into a brand-new cashmere one! Overjoyed, she copies nuts, cured meat, even the gold pendant her mom has longed for months, finally gathering "decent New Year's goods". But on New Year's Eve, the pendant fades to copper, the meat smells sour. Her mom smiles and touches her face: "I knew it—your dark circles last week were darker than the basin's bottom." Then, Grandpa's handwriting appears on the basin: "I was too poor to sell goods back then. The 'magic' was just my saved coins hidden in the stove ash to buy you snacks." Tang suddenly remembers—Grandpa used to say the basin had magic. Turns out, the magic was never the basin, but the love of giving the best to family, which never changes.