Zheng Ying received a boy-like education from her father since she was a child. It was not that boys were favored over girls, but that Zheng Ying's father did not realize the difference between educating a girl and educating a boy. Zheng Ying's mother is the head nurse of the hospital. When she gets busy at work, the task of educating her daughter can only be left to Zheng Ying's father. At the beginning, Zheng Ying, who could memorize "Hoeing Day at Noon" at the age of two, made her mother show up in the hospital. Later, when Zheng Ying's mother found out that her daughter not only loved listening to the heroes of the Water Margin, but was also educated to be a tomboy who carried a sword in his waist all day long, wore a motorcycle helmet and led a group of younger brothers to climb trees and walls in the family area. She was helpless. Fortunately, as Zheng Ying grew up, her personality was influenced by her mother and grandpa, and she began to become a bit ladylike. However, for Zheng Ying, the meal story she heard when she was a child was not Snow White, but the one hundred and eight generals in the old saying "Young people never read Water Margin", which made her life full of drama.