In the twenty-fourth year of the Republic of China, Shanghai.
The Shen family's "Yunjinji" won the gold medal at the World Exposition with its horse "Raining in the Sky", which was unparalleled in the limelight. Seventeen-year-old Shen Zhiwei was fiddling with the abacus in the accounting room, thinking that the biggest problem in her life was to settle the accounts.
Until her father vomited blood and died, her second uncle colluded with Japanese businessman Yamamoto. Creditors blocked the door and forced her to hand over the family property in the mourning hall.
She dressed in filial piety and swore in public: "I won't pay any debts owed by the Shen family; if anyone wants to take advantage of the situation, I will let them spit out the capital and profits."
From that moment on, she was no longer the eldest lady of the Shen family, but the head of Yun Jinji.
Lu Yunzheng, a textile engineer who returned from studying in France, is as gentle as jade, but he hides a gun;
Gu Huaiyuan, the most playful comprador young master in Shanghai, smiles carelessly, but always appears when she is in the most danger.
One said: "I'm helping you so that Shen Jiayun Jin doesn't die."
One said: "Shen Zhiwei, what you owe me is not money, but your life."
Half of the "Yun Brocade Weaving Book", a mysterious account book, and the truth of a torn page aroused the undercurrent of many forces.
She gradually understood that what she wanted to protect was not only the Shen family's brand name, but also a nation's craftsmanship and a country's confidence.
From 1935 to 1990, it went to zero three times and rose three times.
A piece of cloud brocade reflects the mountains and rivers; a woman's life is closely connected with the times.
