Qianjinpu

Shen Demao, a wealthy businessman in Suzhou, had no children, and his wife Liu bought several beautiful maids just to find a boy. Unexpectedly, twenty-one children were born in a row, and all of them were daughters. The courtyard was filled with little girls carved in pink and jade. Mr. Shen couldn't laugh or cry: "Am I opening an embroidery workshop or a nursery?" If you don't have a son, then raise your daughter as a son. The Liu family set a rule: all daughters are recorded in their own names and are legitimate daughters. They should learn poetry and calligraphy, calculate accounts, trade, learn riding and archery, and earn dowries based on their abilities. So the daughters of the Shen family showed their magical powers. There is the eldest daughter who runs a business at the age of fourteen, there is a talented girl whose paintings are famous in Suzhou, there is a strange woman who travels across the ocean to do overseas trade, and there is a female accountant who is good at accounting and will never marry. Twenty-one girls, twenty-one colors, while the whole of Jiangnan was still lamenting that it could not give birth to a son, the daughters of the Shen family had already built a business empire. This is the growth of a group of girls. There is sisterly love and hatred, grievances and calculations, and there is a blood bond that no one can break. There are laughter and tears, warmth and healing. Who says women are inferior to men? The daughter of the Shen family will tell you: Raising a daughter is no worse than raising a son.