Is it moral to abandon one's father? But Chen Xiaoyi really couldn't care anymore.
Driving aimlessly around the streets of Beijing, he didn't even know how many circles he made. Suddenly, at the intersection ahead, the green light turned red, and in a moment of inattention, he rear-ended the car in front.
Bang. The vehicle in front was a truck, only getting its license plate dented, whereas the front of his car was smashed in. The fault was entirely his. When the truck driver got out to check and started cursing, and tried to confront him, he suddenly saw that he was bleeding. Frightened, the driver had no choice but to call an ambulance to take him to the hospital.
Yao Ke had just finished dinner when he received the news of his brother's injury.
His son was sitting at the table, being fed by his wife, eating tiny bites, like a girl.
Yao Ke got angry at the sight. He knew his son was doing it on purpose, so he could keep his mom around longer.
