Later, Sisi learned from Mr. Yun that the Mo Family was a prominent clan in Guangzhou during the Republic of China era, well-known throughout Guangdong, not for their wealth but for their talents.
Indeed, the Mo Family produced many talented individuals, excelling in music, chess, calligraphy, poetry, painting, songwriting, and sculpture, all at the top of their fields.
Mo Liu's grandfather, Mou Ming, was renowned for his painting. Notable officials and nobles all loved to collect his paintings of cows and gold bar; many people would queue up to buy them.
The Mo Family was wise. Before the chaos of war even began, they foresaw what was coming and sold most of their family assets, moving to settle in Hong Kong, except for Mou Ming's branch due to his father's frail health and their status as a concubine branch, they stayed behind.
