China during the 1920s: poverty was everywhere. People considered boys superior to girls.
When Martha Kang was only a little infant, she was abandoned at the doorstep of the Convent.
The Convent was not a prison. The orphans living inside enjoyed more benefits than the children outside, including delicious food and comprehensive education.
However, the happy life did not last long. The Second World War and the civil war broke out.
The Convent faced the evacuations and the unfortunate fate was approaching.
How did Martha Kang keep faith in life during the tortures? What kept her remaining faithful to her beliefs through trials? Never giving up, Miracles happen.