Who Guards the Sunset

At his 60th birthday banquet, Chen Shouye is coaxed by his son and daughter-in-law into handing over his pension card. They promise to care for him in his old age, but what they really covet is the demolition compensation for his old house and his cooperative dividends. After moving into his son's home, the old man is mistreated and discovers that his son has recklessly invested and racked up massive debts, hoping to use the old man's property to cover the shortfall. Chen Shouye holds firm to his bottom line, and with his daughter's support, he sorts out right from wrong and refuses to be emotionally blackmailed by family. After the storm passes, his son and daughter-in-law come to their senses, honestly repay their debts, and fulfill their duty of support. The family finally understands that true kinship lies in doing one's part and taking responsibility.