After her parents divorced, five-year-old Pan'er was abandoned by her mother, rejected by her father, driven away by her grandmother, and left homeless in the cold wind. Everyone said that her uncle married an aunt who was a famous shrew from all over the country. Pan'er also thought that she would be abandoned again, but unexpectedly, this hard-spoken and soft-hearted Northeastern woman became the only light in her dark childhood. Although her aunt was mean, she took her in, protected her, shielded her from rumors and harm, and loved her as her own daughter. From being a poor child living under someone else's roof, to being admitted to Peking University and living a happy life, every step of Pan'er's growth is imbued with her aunt's tenderness and perseverance.
