Kang Naixin, a girl from southern Fujian, went to Jinjiang to look for her brother. She met Cheng Ken, a Hakka, and they were separated. Kang Naixin went to work at the Liren Garment Factory. Chen Jiahao, the young boss, fell in love with Kang Naixin at first sight, but was stopped by his mother. He and Kang Naixin became friends and helped each other. Kang Naixin and Cheng Ken reunited in Shishi, their relationship warmed up, and they got married and got a marriage certificate. Cheng Ken took advantage of the opportunity of state-owned enterprise restructuring and, under the "three no" conditions of no money, no site, and no funds, he joined relatives and friends to raise funds to build a factory. Kang Naixin was injured and hospitalized for her bravery. Her righteous act was learned by newspaper reporter Hao Yu and reported in the media. Hao Yu's husband, Zheng Haiguang, who is also a big boss in the shoe industry, greatly appreciated Kang Naixin's straightforward character when she stood up for the injustice. Coincidentally, Zheng Haiguang was also Cheng Ken's enlightenment teacher. Later, Zheng Haiguang helped Kang Naixin at the critical moment of starting a business, encountering suppression from competitors, and corporate transformation and upgrading. Kang Naixin and Cheng Ken have been through many separations and reunions in their mutual entrepreneurial struggles, but with their unyielding perseverance and the spirit of hard work, they bravely seized opportunities and eventually created their own clothing, footwear and hat brands, establishing the image of Fujian's high-quality products and Fujianese people at the forefront of the times in Quanzhou, Jinjiang, Shishi, Xiamen, Beijing and even Russia, Africa and other places.