When Qin Wan was pregnant with her third child, Jiang Chengde's father squandered the last of the family estate by smoking opium—the Jiang Family's old house. Qin Wan could only move with her children and husband to a small house, which was said to have been given to the Jiang Family by the new owner of Taifeng Building, Boss Lu.
The Jiang Family had fallen into decline.
The former servants had either left or were sold off. There was no place for servants in the small house, not even a back door—just a front door. Qin Wan began going out daily to buy groceries, manage household chores, and take care of the children, with no time, energy, or money to make steamed buns to help beggars.
But every winter, especially when it snowed, Qin Wan would make a basket of steamed buns, boil two pots of hot water, and place them at the door for the beggars in need to take themselves.
