On that early winter morning in 1953, the fourth child of the Deng family, "Girl" Teresa Teng (played by Michelle Chen) was born in a military dependents' village in Taiwan. Girl's talent for singing was already apparent at an early age, but her father Deng Shu firmly opposed it. Deng Shu retired from the army and began his career as a market stall owner. Girl did not understand her father's depression and homesickness, but she became his little helper in selling steamed buns and steamed buns. After graduating from elementary school, Girl failed to enter junior high school. But she had won a radio singing competition and became a regular member of a singing program. Deng Shu had a conflict with hooligans while setting up a stall in the market, was beaten and injured, and even went to court. Late at night, the couple lamented that all this was because they did not have a fixed store. Girl heard it and felt sorry for her parents. She became a signed singer and received an advance on her salary, and used the money to take over her father's store. Deng Shu was deeply moved when he found out. Girl finally made her debut and received numerous praises.