Male, the second son-in-law of the Sheng family and husband of Sheng Peishan. He won the Best Son-in-Law award at the Hong Kong Weekly for three consecutive years. He was described as refined and elegant with gold-rimmed glasses, humble and polite in demeanor. He apologized for an issue with engraving on the elders tombstones and said the bones in the fireplace were an undeserved calamity. He was actively running around for the old master and racking his brains about hiring an auction house.
