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When I Refused to Rent, Why Are You Crying?
When I Refused to Rent, Why Are You Crying? Plot:
Lin Xiaoman, a recent graduate working in Beijing, got a rent hike notice from her landlord Uncle Zhang. In a fit of pique, she threatened to move out, hoping the kind Uncle Zhang would lower the rent. But Uncle Zhang turned red-eyed and revealed the apartment was a memento of his late wife. The so-called rent hike was actually his secret plan to find her a safer, cheaper flat, and he even prepaid three months' rent. Xiaoman realized she had misunderstood his kindness and felt deeply guilty.
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