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After their wedding, Shaodong, his wife, and Heizi took the Western pack to transport goods. At that time, the Chinese nation was in the midst of internal and external troubles and life and death. Shanxi merchants united to donate money and materials to the Anti-Japanese War. The successors of Tianchengxi continued the oath made by their predecessors and did not "disregard justice over profit", leaving a resounding reputation among the people. When wars broke out frequently and the people were in dire straits, Tianchengxi set up porridge shacks to relieve the hungry people. The people who were forced by the government to rebel against the mountains and become bandits were particularly admired and escorted the pack team all the way to their destination smoothly.