In the seventeenth year of the Republic of China, the bluestone roads in the old lanes of Jiangnan were stained with the moisture of the plum rain, and the plaque of the Su family's grocery store was covered with dust. With her family in decline, she clutched the silver hairpin left by her mother and glimpsed business opportunities in the dilapidated shop. She started out by carrying a load and selling pickled goods in the streets. Despite the criticism from her tribe and the rejection from her peers, she managed to carve out a way in a business where men gathered. Some people laughed at her as a little girl's wishful thinking, and some people secretly used stumbling blocks to cut off her supply of goods. However, she used her delicate thoughts to revitalize the unsalable silks and satins, and relied on her integrity to build a reputation among the neighbors. She stayed true to her original intention through the wind and rain, made close friends and confidants during the business journey, and saw through the treacherous nature of people's hearts. Finally, in the tide of the times, she turned a small shop into a beautiful business road that was uniquely hers.
