Lane 83, School District Room [Film and TV Commentary]

Fu Zhong, an associate professor at a university, sold his existing house within 72 hours to raise enough money to buy a house in the corresponding school district in order to allow his daughter to enter a key primary school in the city. Due to time constraints, Fu Zhong had to sell at a reduced price of 2 million. Aunt Niu, a part-time worker, claimed that her son Xiaobao was eager to buy a wedding house and spent her years of savings. The two parties hit it off and signed the contract immediately. Just when everyone was happy, Fu Zhong received bad news again - the seller set a starting price of 400,000. When Fu Zhong was in trouble, the intermediary called and said that a customer was willing to buy Fu Zhong's house with a one-time payment of 2.5 million at the market price. In this way, all the problems could be solved... And this customer was none other than Chairman Yuan, the parent of Fu Zhong's student. Should he stick to his integrity and fulfill the contract with Aunt Niu, or break the contract and resell the house at a high price for the sake of his child's future? Fu Zhong is faced with a dilemma...