In the late Qing Dynasty, Yan Yangchun, a chivalrous woman of her generation, was killed in her youth. She was left alone with the dual responsibilities of revenge and inheritance, and ventured into the world of Tianjin and Shijiazhuang. She was chivalrous and righteous. She had different emotional entanglements with three very different men, Zhao Feiyun, Wei Dongran, and Zhang Zhanlin, and they were secretly resentful and in a dilemma of friendship and righteousness, which was a moving story. The five children she raised - Yan Zhao, Yan Zhen, Yan Jun, Yan Hong, and Zhang Shan - all made extraordinary moves in the troubled times and experienced thrilling experiences. At the same time, Yan Yangchun fought wits and courage with her two great enemies, Ma Biao and Feng Yue. She helped her father to destroy the foreigners, avenged herself alone, and killed the rich to help the poor. Yan Yangchun went from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China, from the Republic of China to the Anti-Japanese War, from the Anti-Japanese War to the War of Liberation, and then to the new China. She experienced the profound suffering and great transformation of the Chinese nation, from a chivalrous woman of her generation to a hero in troubled times, and finally became a great mother.