In the fifteenth year of the Republic of China, Su Jintang married into the Gu family in Shanghai. Underneath the red makeup, her husband Gu Yanchen was indifferent, her mother-in-law was mean, and her second wife was making things difficult. When the second wife used "pregnancy" to seize the throne, she went from swallowing her anger to fighting back with evidence, exposing the affair scandal and then decided to divorce. In Shanghai, where old and new ideas agitated, she broke free from the shackles of feudal marriage, regained herself in the flower shop business, got to know progressive journalists, and wrote a counterattack legend of a woman's rebirth in troubled times. Misty Rain in Shanghai: Jintang Cuo
