Aung Ling Yun Mo (called "Amae" after losing her memory), a Chinese-Myanmar mixed-race daughter who had lost her memory for three years, was sold to a powerful auction house in Mandalay by her enemies. She wore an old cheongsam and was put on the stand; Russian-born Burmese army major general Li Hezheng accompanied his allies to the scene, and he recognized her at a glance as the "Miss Zhangyang" who had a dispute on a rainy night two years ago.
Li Hezheng raised the price to cut off Hu, clashed with the local warlord, and forcibly took Ang Ling Yunmo away.
Li Hezheng took Ang Ling Yun Mo back to his private house in Mandalay to test whether she really had amnesia; Ang Ling Yun Mo only remembered that she was "homeless" and had no reaction to the name "Ang Ling Yun Mo".
Li Hezheng's adjutant questioned whether he had offended the warlord by being an "auction item", but Li Hezheng ordered "not to touch her."
When Ang Ling Yunmo saw the Burmese-style ornaments in the private house, she felt vaguely familiar, but she couldn't grasp the fragments of memory.
Purpose: The work is fictional, loves the motherland, abides by laws and regulations, creates a beautiful home, and works hard to make money so that the family can live a happy life.