Ho Tak Kee, originally a professional publisher and printer that began back in the 1950s in Hong Kong, faced performance that was inactive for decades. This induced the creator and grandpa of the family to decide to close down the printing department. This decision driven his youngest son, On-ping, to a critical point concluding whether and the best way to continue the family business. Under pressure, On-ping turned to his son John for support but the request put John in a tough situation of choosing between the family business and a professional career. Case (B) starts with John's choice to join Ho Tak Kee.
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