In the Ming Dynasty, Chen Miaochan, a nun from the Peach Blossom Temple, fell in love with Zhang Cai, a scholar. Soon, Zhang Cai died in the temple. Miao Chan gave birth to a son, who was wrapped in Zhang Cai's blue shirt, and was carried out of buddhist nun by Wang Sangshi and bought by the magistrate Su Kun. 16 years later, Zhang Cai's wife, Dou Shi, discovered that the blue shirt sold by Wang Sangshi was worn by her husband that year, and learned that the son of Su Zhifu was born to Miao Chan, so she went to the temple to question Miao Chan in the name of Dalbergia odorifera. Miaochan told the truth, and both of them cried bitterly about their own experiences. They both hated Zhang Cai's vagrancy, so they might as well take revenge.
Brief introduction to the story of Taohua Temple:
Zhang Cai, a rich boy from Suzhou, met and fell in love with Taoist Chen Miaoshan. Zhang Cai and Miaoshan stayed in Taohua Temple for a few days. Unexpectedly, Zhang Cai died of a sudden illness, but Miaoshan gave birth to a son. She wrapped the baby in a relic beaded shirt and let Wang Sangshi carry it out of the temple. Wang Sangshi changed hands and sold the baby to Su Kun. At the end of the year, he was named Baoyu. Twelve years later, when Zhang Cai's wife Dou Shi was searching for the whereabouts of Zhang Cai, she saw that Baoyu looked like Zhang Cai and took him as her adopted son.
Wang Sangshi Zhang Zhai sells clothes, and Dou Shi asks the source of the beaded shirt. Let's talk about Miao Shan being taken home and asking why, only then can we know that Baoyu is also. A few years later, Baoyu won the first prize. Dou's family went to Sue's house to look for him. The two sides argued endlessly, and finally Baoyu said, "Although you are your biological mother, you are more grateful to keep your mother healthy." In fact, Su Zhang and the two parties understand each other and live in harmony.