This restaurant owner is the proprietor of the small establishment where Wu Yin gives a second divination to Wang Dali. He is initially playful and teasing, joking about Wu Yin's fortune-telling and asking when he will get rich. He is casual, cutting in to remark on the cost of a thousand yuan and comparing it to a blind fortune teller at the vegetable market. He is respectful after Wu Yin calculates something about Wang Dali's daughter, expressing genuine admiration for her accuracy. He also uses Wu Yin's stern warning about Tan Ci's fate to realize the seriousness of the situation. He becomes curious about the outcome, asking Wang Dali's Second Uncle whether the child was found alive. He is supportive of the community, offering to help Wang Dali look for rental houses in the area. He is a good observer, noting Wang Dali's emotional state.
