She was an orphan girl holding her young brother shivering in the cellar of the ancestral hall in Liuxi Village, and a young apprentice called "Su Huaiyuan" on the dock of Mingzhou Port; she was an inspector who could see through the adulteration of Tibetan merchants at a glance, and she was Su's mother-in-law who was in charge of more than a dozen ocean-going merchant ships.
From the time when the Khitan's iron hooves crushed his home when he was nine years old, to when he was twenty-three years old, he went to Korea for the first time as an independent escort, and then when he was forty years old, he opened the South China Sea trade route from Mingzhou to Srivijaya. In this life, Su has never relied on anyone's protection or climbed into the power of any family. He only held two short knives and an old copy of "Huo Xing Biography" and carved his own rules in the world of men.
She has brothers who show generosity and courage: the blacksmith A'huan who protects her from the refugees on Yingshui Slope, Zhao Qian who accompanies her to deal with the confused officials in the shipping department, and the second son of the Bai family who decides the charter with her at the East China Sea Chamber of Commerce; she has sisters who walk side by side: the refugees. Erya Sanya, who was pulled out of the village, was the Cui family with whom she had a different surname in the Korean trading company; she also had an incompetent but most promising younger brother, Su An, who was brought up by her. He passed the Jinshi examination and became an upright official. He was her only blood relative in the world.
From the chaotic times of the Five Dynasties to the peaceful times of the Northern Song Dynasty, she spent half her life building seawalls and establishing business rules for half her life, carving the words "Do Good to China" into the waves of the East China Sea. The world calls her a legend, but she only says: "I'm just a woman who crawled out of the dead. I want to give those who follow me a life where they don't have to run away anymore."
This article is based on the historical facts of maritime trade in the Five Dynasties and the early Song Dynasty. There are fireworks in the market, business strategies, long-lasting friendship, and the sobriety and passion that belong to the heroine.
Purpose: Those who survive in troubled times are survivors, and those who stand firm in prosperous times are pioneers. The power of women is never dependent on someone's weakness, but that even if they start from dust, they can rely on their own hands to build a seawall in the wind and waves, guard the hearts of the people within the rules, and earn a tomorrow where "no more running away" is available to more people. Su Huan's story is not a fairy tale of "being saved", but an epic of "I am salvation" - she saved her younger brother, saved countless women who had no way out like her, and also saved the neglected female value in that war-torn era. .