It tells the story of a fox fairy who was reincarnated in Nie's house. When Nie Chen's wife was giving birth to a baby, a white fox appeared, causing her to faint from fright. Later, the wife went to the Guanyin Temple to pray to the Buddha, and was advised by the Guanyin Bodhisattva, telling her to go back and find the little white fox and wrap it in red cloth, and it would transform into a human being. So she went back and did as she was told. She found it in the firewood pile and wrapped it in red cloth. Sure enough, the little white fox turned into a human being, and she was still a little girl. However, one time, the little girl was seen through by the Taoist Priest. The Taoist Priest came to Nie's house to reveal to Mr. Nie that the little girl was not an ordinary person. After hearing this, Mr. Nie became angry and called his wife to question her. The wife had to admit that the girl was a fox demon. After hearing this, Mr. Nie would never leave the fox demon in the mansion. However, his wife argued with Mr. Nie about the fox demon and decided to leave. He took his daughter with him and left the Nie Mansion. When she led her daughter away, her daughter was stabbed by the Taoist sword. The daughter immediately appeared, and the lady desperately hugged the little white fox and ran out of the house. She begged doctors everywhere, but no one could save the little white fox. Finally, she thought of the Guanyin Temple, so she carried it to the Guanyin Temple. On the way, she was so tired that she fainted, and the little white fox rolled down the mountain, and the mother and daughter were separated. Sixteen years later, Mrs. Nie still met her long-lost daughter, and finally mother and daughter recognized each other.
Purpose: Mythical stories bring readers into a magical world