Precious Auntie was the daughter of a famous bonesetter, and was the only person who knew about a hidden cave that encased several dragon bones, which were extremely valuable at that time. The only person she showed was LuLing and other than that kept the secret until she died. A very rich family with the surname of Chang wanted to arrange a marriage between LuLing and their son, only because they believe that LuLing would tell them where the bones were located. Everyone agrees with the arrangement but Precious Auntie, who strongly believes it should not be done. Since she is incapable of speaking, she writes LuLing a letter explaining why, but LuLing does not finish reading it. Deciding to end the arguing with her nursemaid, LuLing ignores her for the rest of the day and goes to sleep. When she awakes she finds that Precious Auntie had committed suicide, and is devastated. After her death, she learns that Precious Auntie was actually her mother, and the woman she thought was her mother was really her father’s sister. LuLing is soon sent to a Christian orphanage where she finishes school and becomes a teacher there. She meets her first
Precious Auntie was the daughter of a famous bonesetter, and was the only person who knew about a hidden cave that encased several dragon bones, which were extremely valuable at that time. The only person she showed was LuLing and other than that kept the secret until she died. A very rich family with the surname of Chang wanted to arrange a marriage between LuLing and their son, only because they believe that LuLing would tell them where the bones were located. Everyone agrees with the arrangement but Precious Auntie, who strongly believes it should not be done. Since she is incapable of speaking, she writes LuLing a letter explaining why, but LuLing does not finish reading it. Deciding to end the arguing with her nursemaid, LuLing ignores her for the rest of the day and goes to sleep. When she awakes she finds that Precious Auntie had committed suicide, and is devastated. After her death, she learns that Precious Auntie was actually her mother, and the woman she thought was her mother was really her father’s sister. LuLing is soon sent to a Christian orphanage where she finishes school and becomes a teacher there. She meets her first