On that early winter morning in 1953, in Taiwan's military village, the fourth child of the Deng family, "girl" Teresa Teng (played by Chen Yanxi) was born. The girl's talent in singing has been shown since she was a child, but her father Deng Shu is resolutely opposed. Deng Shu retired from the army and began his career as a market stall. The girl didn't understand the depression and nostalgia in her father's heart, but she became her father's little helper in selling steamed buns. After graduating from primary school, the girl failed to be admitted to junior high school. However, he has won a radio singing competition and has become a regular member of the singing program. Deng Shu set up a stall in the market and clashed with hooligans, was beaten to the point of injury, and even got into a lawsuit. In the middle of the night, the couple lamented that all this was caused by the lack of a fixed storefront. The girl listened to it in her ears, felt sorry for her parents, became a contracted singer and advanced her salary, and used the money to buy the store for her father. Deng Shu was moved when he found out. The girl finally took the stage smoothly and received countless praises.