Five years ago, Shen Yuheng betrayed his trust in Panwang Mountain and burned the handkerchief that Su Yue had embroidered for three months with his own hands, saying that "the girls from Yao Village are not worthy of rich families."
Five years later, he set foot on Yaoshan Mountain with a project worth 100 billion yuan, but was stopped at the entrance of the village by a little boy wearing a silver bun and a bun: "You want to find my mother? You have to go through three tests with me first - you can drink the barrage wine, you can embroider into an octagonal flower, you can survive the punishment of the ancestral temple!"
The little guy is Su Yue's heart treasure and his biological daughter.
In order to pursue his wife, the businessman lowered his profile: he learned Yao songs out of tune and was laughed at by the whole village; he embroidered a heart-shaped handkerchief until his fingertips bled; he bent and straightened his spine after three months of carrying water; he even understood the taboos of the Yao people.
But Su Yue looked at me coldly: "Mr. Shen, back then you abandoned me like a worn-out shoe, but now the wind in Yaoshan doesn't want to see you."
Cute baby Shen Nian Yao Shen assists online: while using Yao village nursery rhymes to expose his father's lies, and using ancient medicinal herbs to "trick" his love rival; while secretly teaching him embroidery stitches, and telling him the tenderness of his mother when embroidering handkerchiefs.
"Daddy, my mother said that a heart-shaped handkerchief should be embroidered with sincerity. You told too many lies back then and it will take you a lifetime to make up for it!"
When the Yao people's embroidery became the top intangible cultural heritage, when the "gu magic" of cute treasures became a little interest between father and daughter, when Shen Yuheng knelt in front of the statue of King Pan holding a handkerchief soaked in painstaking efforts -
Su Yue finally looked back: "There is still a long way to go to pursue my wife. There is no one less rule in the Yao family."