The Little-Footed Granny Raising Kids in the 1960s

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Liu Mingyue's father was a scholar with old-fashioned ideas who believed that a woman without talent was virtuous. He had her feet bound when she was young. Later, when her father fell ill, her stepmother sold Liu Mingyue to the Chen family, where she became the eighth concubine of Landlord Chen.

When the political movement began, Landlord Chen fled overseas to Hong Kong, leaving her behind. Along with the little bit of property she couldn't take with her, she was left with four hungry children: a boy with autism and three daughters considered burdens.

Life was incredibly difficult during those turbulent years. After finally raising the children, she died young from exhaustion.

Who would have thought that the moment she closed her eyes, she would return to her embroidery room, to the day after Landlord Chen had left?

With complicated feelings, she looked at the four children, each crying in their own way.

Liu Mingyue thought, This time I have a golden finger. Surely I can raise the children well and make a good life for us?

Theme: As long as life goes on, so does the struggle