When an entire village is relocated due to demolition, elderly widow Zhou Guilan finds her old house unlivable and turns to her three daughters for shelter, one after another. Her wealthy and vain eldest daughter thinks her mother is an embarrassment and sends her away with some money. Her second daughter, busy building her business and believing that money comes first, suggests paying to put her in a nursing home. Her youngest daughter, who works away from home and lives in poverty, welcomes her mother with open arms and a loving heart. The elderly woman holds nearly a million yuan in demolition compensation and a resettlement apartment. Realizing that money cannot buy family affection, she ultimately leaves her estate to her youngest daughter's family, who genuinely care for her. Money cannot buy filial devotion; companionship and sincerity are the most precious gifts children can give their parents.