In the seventeenth year of the Republic of China, in the south of the Yangtze River, the silkworm mother Qin Sang rescued the injured young master Chen Shen of the Chen family in the mulberry forest, and a chance encounter began.
She was the best at raising silkworms, but she came from a humble background; he fell in love with her tenacity and talent, and regardless of her family background, he sent her to a business night school in the name of "investment" and helped her open a training class for silkworm mothers.
In order to win the approval of the Chen family, Qin Sang spent half a year renovating the ancestral hall independently, and finally broke through the secular prejudice with his strength, and the lovers finally got married.
During the war of resistance against Japan, they sent away their young daughter and stayed at the silkworm factory, rescuing the last seventeen silkworms from the ruins of artillery fire.
In the thirty-fourth year of the Republic of China, the spring silkworms never died, and the firewood was passed down from generation to generation - this was not only a love affair across classes in troubled times, but also a literary creation about ingenuity, dignity and the inheritance of the spirit of Jiangnan silkworms.
Concept: They are silkworm ladies, they are always there.
