Taking the ups and downs of Ouyang Qing's personal fate as clues and the joys and sorrows of a poor peasant family, he connects the historical changes of modern China over the past century. It writes about the process of women getting rid of the shackles of fate and finding new life in the tide of the times. The fate of one woman reflects the suffering and pursuit of millions of ordinary people. It is not only a history of blood and tears of ordinary people, but also a history of China's vicissitudes that have gone through hundreds of twists and turns.
