Zhou Huifang, who encounters marital changes at the age of sixty, seems to return to the crossroads of life. This time she no longer indulges in grievances and retention, calmly ends forty years of marriage, picks up the soup-stewing craft that has accompanied her for half a life, and rents a small street-side shop to start from scratch. Relying on pots of slowly simmered hot soup, she goes from deserted to bustling customers, step by step gathering her own family business. She is no longer anyone's appendage, finally living to become her own backing, stewing the days ahead until they are full of life and warmth.