Two girls marrying themselves off on the same day, meet halfway to their husbands', when they shelter from the rain under the Spring and Autumn Pavilion.

The rich girl hears the sob of the other, who is from a poor family and is cursing her fate for the shabby trousseau that the family has provided.

After inquiring about the reason of the grief, she decides to give her Suolin Nang, a trousseau bag that is usually used to carry jewels, to the poor girl, as a wedding bless.

Life is indeed an unpredictable myth. Several years later, the town where the kind-hearted girl lives is flooded and she loses touch, fleeing from the calamity, with her husband and son. In order to make a living and by the incident nature of life, she becomes the maid to the other girl, who is now the mistress of a rich family.

Suolin Nang, embodying the good deed doer, is being worshipped in the house. The two manage to recognize each other through Suolin Nang, and with the help of the grateful, she finds her husband and son. Good karma is finally around.

——献给 迟小秋