In 1984, Su Suji, a female textile worker, was reborn.
In her previous life, she was a top designer, but her brand was swallowed up by capital. She died of lung cancer at the age of 64, and there was an unfinished cotton and linen dress lying in the hospital room.
In this life, with her aesthetic intuition that was ten years ahead of her time, she started by setting up a street stall in Hangzhou, and overcame many obstacles along the way - fighting against workshop directors, fighting trademark disputes, and dealing with financial losses.
She said: Clothes are a person's second skin, and inappropriate clothes can eat up a person's life.
And she only does one thing in her life - to let the whole world wear "Suji".
