On New Year's Eve, the filial daughter-in-law Tian Chuanghua of the Ma family in Laobei Village was looking forward to her husband's return home for the New Year, but what she received was a divorce agreement. Her husband was getting a divorce, her daughter was not worrying, and the villagers' accounts could not be repaid. At this time, the bad news came that her father suddenly passed away. Tian Chuanghua was filial to her parents-in-law, which moved the two elders and they would rather recognize their daughter-in-law than their son. Tian Chuanghua got divorced and finally settled the money owed to the villagers after going through a lot of twists and turns. After that, with the care and help of the Party and the government, she took Jinhu Villa back to the village, led the villagers of Laobei Village to develop rural tourism, hold ice and snow festivals, etc., and managed Jinhu Villa in a lively manner. Later, she accidentally discovered that her mother-in-law's paper-cutting was a folk art treasure and founded a folk paper-cutting art and culture company. Later, Tian Chuanghua took in her husband in distress, and her love reversed. Her husband pursued her again, and her rebellious daughter also got on the right track. She was invited to Beijing to attend the China Intangible Cultural Heritage Inheritance and Exchange Conference.