At the age of thirteen, Shen Tang was sold into the Fuchun class by his father, a gambler. Her mother chased her to the entrance of the village, gave her a silver bell, and said she would take her home if she had enough money.
She waited for ten years, but no one came.
At the age of twenty-three, Shen Tang saved his own money to redeem himself. When she returned to Shenjia Village, she discovered that her younger sister Shen Li had finished studying in girls' school under the name "Shen Tang", had adopted the dye shop left by her grandmother to her eldest daughter, and even got engaged using this name.
However, her mother begged her to wait another three months until her sister got married before "returning" her name to her.
But when did a person's name become something that could be lent out and returned again?
Shen Tang began to check old household registrations, deeds of sale, female school records and ten years of dyeing shop accounts. What she wants to get back is not only her name, but also to let Shen Li, who was written as "Young Shang", regain her identity.
Ten years ago, a daughter was sold away and died on paper.
This time, none of them will disappear for the other.
Purpose: Everyone should have their own name and the right to choose their own life.