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There was a very inconspicuous tailor shop in a nameless alley in the southwest of the city. The two stone steps were chiseled by the dripping water on the eaves of the door, and there was a dense layer of wet moss on both sides. Uncle Huang had a headache trying to get rid of it. Although there were fewer and fewer people coming to the tailor shop, the shop was still clean. There was not even a spider web in the corner. The iron gate was opened at six o'clock in the morning and locked with an old copper lock after sunset. Uncle Huang had been doing this for almost forty years.
When there was no one around, Uncle Huang would stare blankly at the alley with a pipe in his mouth. As he thought about it, he remembered his youth.
At that time, people called him Huang Er. He was a country bumpkin who came to the city alone to learn craftsmanship from his master. Usually, he would spend the entire afternoon cutting clothes with the clattering of the sewing machine. Unknowingly, he did not feel sleepy at all. Later on, he made hundreds and thousands of clothes. He became enlightened and learned. People said that he wanted to snatch the master's rice bowl. Huang Er's face turned red, but his master was not angry. Instead, he smiled and said a few words before turning to look at his magazine. Who would have thought that in just a few years, Huang Er would steal Master's rice bowl! On a snowy morning, the master left the keys to Huang Er and told him to take good care of the tailor shop and make good craftsmanship. Then, he dragged the heavy box and went to town to catch a bus. He never came back after that. People said that he had made a fortune and made a lot of money. He had taken over the fur business, sat in an office, and became a boss…
The doorbell rang, interrupting Uncle Huang's thoughts. A customer arrived. A woman in her early fifties had come to customize a wedding dress for her daughter. Uncle Huang wrote down what kind of cheongsam he wanted. The woman looked around and said happily," Some clothes are still better made. Old craftsmanship can't go wrong. Unfortunately, there are fewer and fewer tailor shops."
In the past few years, Uncle Huang had become more and more helpless. Not long ago, some people with glib tongues wanted to take over this shop. Needless to say, the price was really fair, but Uncle Huang was unwilling. Those who were familiar with him said that he was stupid and one-track minded. And the people who often came to fix it advised him not to sell it. In fact, for more than ten years, Uncle Huang's life was quite comfortable. His daughter was admitted to university and found a promising son-in-law. He had always wanted him to move to an apartment to retire, but he refused. Every day, he faced his old craftsmanship and was very stubborn.
Uncle Huang was a well-known good man in this area. He loved to help others and never shirked his responsibilities. One day, he brought a lost child to the shop. Seeing that the child was cute and clever, he wanted to tease him." Little doll, be a tailor like me in the future, haha." Who knew that the child would cry and say that the children would laugh at him.
Uncle Huang was stunned. He could not shed any tears. He knew very well that no one was willing to do this. There was only one tailor shop within a radius of a few miles. With this little bit of craftsmanship, a few pieces of cloth, and a few kinds of clothing, people would look forward to him working for a few lifetimes.

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