Shanghen: Southern Silk and Northern Medicine, Nine Gates of Grudges

1905, Boyan Ancient Town. Xu Molin, the young master of the Xu family, sent his father to Guandong, and the word "profit" was plucked on the abacus in his hand; Fang Jingshu, the daughter of the Fang family, was in charge of the Jiangnan Silk Road, and the word "faith" was embroidered with silver needles. A marriage contract binds two major business gangs. Under the red candle, Abacus and Silver Needle confront each other for the first time - this is a combination of interests and strategies, and it is a silent declaration of war between two proud souls. From the Guandong Medicine Market to the Jiangnan Silk Road, from the war of 1911 to the smoke of the Anti-Japanese War, Xu Molin's fierce enterprising and Fang Jingshu's persistence in the bottom line collided fiercely. He hoards goods, while she opens warehouses to store grain; while he deals with the enemy and us, she builds secret passages. In the ancestral house with nine gates deep, every time the abacus is moved, the survival of the family and the great waves of the times are implicated. This is an epic business war spanning six decades. When troubled times crush all rules, from a scheming couple to a comrade who shares life and death, from a businessman who puts "profit" first to a "righteous businessman" who cares about his family and country, what the two people wrote in the nine corridors is not only the legend of silk and medicinal materials, but also how a national business gang created everlasting business traces with wisdom, blood and faith in the cracks of the times.