Su Xiu is the descendant of a century-old tailor shop. His craftsmanship is excellent, but he has a strange rule - he does not make shrouds for living people. She felt that the shroud should be the last gift given to the deceased and should not be taken carelessly. Until a dying man knelt before her and begged her to make him a shroud. He said that he had never worn a piece of clothing that fit him in his life, and he did not want to die looking sloppy. Su Xiu made an exception. After the shroud was finished, dignitaries from all over the city came to her to make the shroud - because they heard that people who wore the shrouds she made walked away with a smile.
