In the countryside of the 1980s, Su Yun gave birth to a daughter for the first time and faced the cold looks of her parents-in-law.
In order to give birth to a second boy, the eldest daughter's household registration was forced to be registered in her aunt's house, and she became a "transparent person" living there.
Seeing their children being wronged, Su Yun and her husband Zhou Ming, who worked hard in the city, secretly made up their mind: What if there were no men? Never let your daughter be inferior to others!
They gritted their teeth and saved every penny. Not only did they move their daughter's household registration back home, but they also went against the prejudice of favoring boys over girls and sent their two girls to school.
This is a heartwarming story about a pair of lower-class parents who fought tooth and nail to support their daughter in difficult times and made a comeback against the odds.
