An eight-year-old girl entered the palace as queen for her elder sister who died early in childbirth, and became the queen mother of the little prince. In the deep palace hall, she kept crying, which made the new emperor Song Ci'an (the son of the Wu family who ascended the throne in the uprising) irritated and shouted that he wanted to poison his ears. The palace doctors knelt on the ground, and no one dared to respond. Only the experienced Aunt Gao guessed that she was hungry and served her cakes and porridge. She immediately stopped crying and devoured the food. The little prince beside her also fell asleep peacefully, and the farce ended.