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A flower blooms at a thought, and a flower falls at a thought. On her deathbed, Huang Daopo began a dream journey. It was the Bodhisattva who took pity on her being lonely and wandering for half of her life, and specially prepared a painting with twigs and leaves to depict her eyebrows and eyes, so that she could have a father, a mother and a family to rely on. Giving her a name and a surname will give her a roof over her head, meeting a good man will give her a life-long dependence, and giving her a son and a daughter will give her a good name. The height of the temple allowed her to develop her ambitions, and the distance of the world allowed her to achieve unparalleled achievements.