In 1994, Xingfu Village, Beijing. The Xu family ushered in demolition and sudden wealth overnight. Xu Jianhua, Lin Nanxing, and their daughter Xu Ran originally thought they could lie flat from then on. But they quickly discovered: money came, and trouble came too. Some people in the village were jealous, some set traps; some relatives were green-eyed, some made trouble; the bigger the business grew, the more storms surrounded them. From the first demolition to the eighth demolition, from a single house to an entire piece of industry, from Beijing to Shanghai, from the country to Australia, Xu Ran in every change was not just a witness, but a promoter. This is a story of ordinary people getting more and more prosperous in the storms of the era. It is also a story of a family arguing and bickering, yet never scattering.