Liu Shuqin, a 52-year-old widow, entered a textile factory at the age of 16 to put her younger brother through school. After her husband passed away, he left her two thriving storefronts at a busy crossroads. Yet her younger brother's family had occupied the shops for three years, eating and living there for free, taking the daily earnings whenever they pleased, and never paying a cent in rent. They even insulted her as a childless widow. After enduring this for half her life, she finally strikes back. She is willing to sell the profitable shops at a rock-bottom price, even for just 30% of their value, as long as she receives the full payment in cash. She has only one demand: the family that has been occupying her shops and bleeding her dry must get out immediately! She clears the premises, changes the locks, and throws the parasites out, sending the entire family crawling back to their miserable life in the countryside. What she sold was never just a pair of shops. It was the very right this family relied on to survive. She reclaims her dignity and gives the rest of her life back to herself.