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• Small Potato
• Urban

• Ep. 1
  It seems like you've provided a transcript of a conversation or a script in Chinese. I'll do my best to summarize the content and provide an overview. The conversation appears to be between two family members, likely a husband and wife, discussing their struggles and aspirations. The husband is feeling discouraged and wants to give up on his dreams, but the wife is trying to encourage him to keep going. Some key points mentioned in the conversation include: * The husband feels like he's failing as a scientist and wants to quit. * The wife reminds him that he's a role model for their daughter and that she looks up to him. * The wife shares how their daughter asks about her father's work and is proud of what he does. * The husband feels guilty about not being able to provide a better life for his family. * The wife encourages him to keep going and promises to support him. The conversation also touches on themes of perseverance, hope, and the importance of following one's dreams. Unfortunately, some parts of the transcript are unclear or contain errors, making it difficult to fully understand the context. If you have any specific questions about this conversation or would like me to clarify certain points, please feel free to ask!
• Ep. 2
  Yael visits her parents to ask for financial help, but they mock her and Sam's struggling career. Her mother ridicules their decision to support Sam's entrepreneurship, saying he's not cut out for it. Yael's father demands the rent, and she promises to pay by the end of the month. Meanwhile, Sam excitedly tells Yael that he's succeeded in getting his project noticed, and he asks her to request her father's company to agree to his proposal. Sam repeatedly exclaims "I've succeeded," showing his excitement and relief. The scene highlights the contrast between Yael's struggling family life and Sam's budding success.
• Ep. 3
  Sam's family gathers to celebrate his father's 60th birthday. His mother has prepared his favorite dish, cow meat and fresh vegetables. However, the atmosphere is tense as Yael's family is discussed. Sam's father expresses his disapproval of Yael's family, calling them "trash" and telling Sam he should divorce her if he wants to be part of their family. Meanwhile, Sam's parents are struggling to finance his trip abroad for work, having sold all they can to raise only $4,000, while the cheapest ticket to the US costs $10,000. Despite this, Sam reassures them that he has a plan. The family raises a toast to the father's birthday, but the tension between them is palpable.
• Ep. 4
  Yael visits her parents to ask for financial help for Sam's trip to America. However, they mock her and refuse to assist. Yael explains that Sam's project has been recognized by a top investment company and he needs the money to sign the contract. She emphasizes that this is a crucial opportunity for Sam's career and their future together. Despite her parents' initial reluctance, Yael persists, highlighting the potential benefits of supporting Sam's endeavors. She promises that if Sam succeeds, they will repay her parents generously. The conversation is tense, with Yael's parents expressing skepticism about Sam's abilities, but Yael remains determined to secure their support.
• Ep. 5
  Yael's parents visit her and offer their savings of 9,000 yuan to support Sam's journey abroad. Yael is hesitant to accept the money, knowing it's all they have for medical expenses. Her mother insists, saying it's the least they can do after Yael has suffered with them for so long. Yael's father encourages her to take the money and reminds her that her dream is not just hers, but also the result of their hard work and sacrifices. He tells her that she carries not only her own future on her shoulders, but also the hope of their entire family.

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