Una mujer moribunda recuerda sus momentos más felices. Su hija, Hui Ying, decide trasladar la tumba de su padre desde su ciudad natal junto a la tumba de su madre. Sin embargo, su primera esposa, que se ha encargado de cuidar la sepultura durante años, no lo aprueba y su desacuerdo acaba convirtiéndose en un problema para toda la ciudad.

Sylvia Chang empezó su carrera como actriz en la década de 1970. Chang ganó su primer Golden Horse Awards (GHA) a la Mejor actriz de reparto, por su papel en “Prosperity and Perplexity” en 1976, antes de obtener su primera victoria en el Golden Horse a la Mejor Actriz Protagonista por “My Grandpa”, en 1981. Después con “Passion” ganó los Premios Golden Horse a la Mejor Actriz Principal nuevamente en 1986. Chang nunca dejó de apoyar a la industria cinematográfica en Taiwán y Hong Kong, como corresponde a sus orígenes.

A dying old lady reminisces about her happier moments. Her daughter, Hui Ying, decides to move her father’s grave from his hometown to beside her mother’s grave. However, his first wife, who has looked after the grave for years, doesn’t approve, and their disagreement ends up becoming a problem for the whole town.

Sylvia Chang was born in Chiayi, Taiwan. She began her acting career in the 1970s. Chang won her first Golden Horse Awards (GHA) for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Prosperity and Perplexity in 1976 before gaining her first Golden Horse win for Best Leading Actress with 1981’s “My Grandpa”. In the following years, Passion brought her the Golden Horse Awards for Best Leading Actress again in 1986 and the first Best Actress at the Hong Kong Film Awards (HKFA) in 1987. Chang has never stopped from supporting the film industry in Taiwan and Hong Kong, her origins.