Li Zhen, a peasant girl, was abused by her husband's family as soon as she got married and suffered humiliation. She accidentally discovered that her mother-in-law was having an affair with someone else. She was framed by her mother-in-law and imprisoned; fortunately, she was cleared by the county magistrate and was released without charge; her husband accidentally smoked cigarettes, and Li Zhen tried to detoxify her husband to no avail, but her husband smoked and ruined the family business and committed suicide by taking poison; Li Zhen raised a pair of children, determined to hold up a blue sky for their children; she engaged her son; in the 1930s of the Republic of China There was a severe drought for a year, and there was no harvest. In the 32nd year of the Republic of China, there was another locust plague, which made things worse. Li Zhen had no choice but to take her children and fled thousands of miles away; Betrayed, Li Zhen would rather die; the Japanese surrendered and Li Zhen rescued Li Zhen; his son's fiancée insisted not to marry again and lived a hard life with Li Zhen; Li Zhen and his daughter-in-law collected firewood to make ends meet; land reform divided the land and Li Zhen only wanted to return part of the original land; fighting against landlords Li Zhen refused to speak and was designated as a counterrevolutionary; she was elected as the leader of the group; after wearing the hat, Li Zhen opened her own shop and started business; when her son returned from Taiwan, Li Zhen's mother-in-law and daughter-in-law were in unprecedented embarrassment because he brought his Taiwanese daughter-in-law with him; Li Zhen refused her son's request to go to Taiwan with him...