She Is No One's Accessory

Under the ancient teachings of "a woman's lack of talent is a virtue" and "internal matters should be kept in check", how can a "cleaner" who is used to being looked down upon earn the strongest dignity with the most "lowly" labor? It doesn't depend on getting married, or showing off one's talent or fame, but on putting life into order, turning dirt into clean, and turning "unworthy" into "irreplaceable."