In 1900, my grandfather's father, Chen Shengjie, had just turned eighteen. At that time, his family opened a small rice shop in Beijing and made a living from it. When the Eight-Power Allied Forces arrived in Beijing, the city was in chaos and filled with the sound of foreign gunfire. For the safety of the family, he thought of returning to his hometown in Hangzhou. On the way, he accompanied a family who had just come out of Beijing. A family of three wanted to return to their hometown in Shanghai. From then on, the two families formed an indissoluble bond. The story mainly took place in Hangzhou and Shanghai until 1947. My grandfather took a family of five on a ship in Shanghai and headed south to Hong Kong. However, unfortunately, the ship encountered a strong wind and waves in a sea area in the middle of the Taiwan Strait, and the ship was wrecked...