Self-combing

A true love that travels through 50 years of time and space. The suffering and love and hate of the two women are heartbreaking but also fascinating. A modern woman, Ah Hui (played by Li Qihong), returned from studying construction in the United States and runs a business between Hong Kong and the mainland. She is a strong woman in the new era. His boyfriend (played by Zhao Wenxuan) is also his subordinate. Their relationship gradually faded, and the boyfriend fell in love with her. Ah Hui was sad but helpless. Ah Hui's father entrusts Ah Hui to accompany his nanny Huan Gu (played by Gui Yalei) when he was a child to go back to his hometown to visit old friends. When the two met, they became tit-for-tat and didn't get along very well. As the journey progresses, the two have constant conflicts, but they also gradually get along. When Huan Gu enlightened the emotionally fragile Ah Hui, she revealed a past event hidden deep in her heart. In Shunde, Guangdong in the 1940s, women still lived under the yoke of patriarchy. Young Yihuan (played by Yang Caini) was sold to a landlord by her father. She would rather be a self-combed girl than die. He was rescued by Yuhuan (Carina Lau), a prostitute from Xinghualou who was passing by. Yuhuan married Chen Yaozong (played by Dong Wei), the owner of a local weaving factory, and became the eighth concubine. She fought openly and secretly with the other wives, but she regarded Yihuan as a confidant, and the two talked about everything. Yi Huan and her childhood sweetheart (played by Qian Jiale) are in love but cannot get married. Yuhuan was betrayed by her husband and became a bargaining chip for the warlord to negotiate business. In anger, she left