Legend has it that a long time ago in South Korea, there was a little girl named Shen Qing. Her mother died young because she gave birth to her in childbirth, and she lived alone with her father. Her family is poor. She was filial, beautiful and elegant since she was a child, and her father loved her very much. It's a pity that she cried her eyes out for her wife, adding a layer of wind and frost to the already poor family. Fortunately, her kind neighbors help them live.
As time went on, Shen Qing grew up. Knowing that her family was poor, she began to look for a job in a rich family. One day when she came home, her father said to her, "Just donate 300 bags of rice to the temple. My eyes will see it."
But the family can't afford to buy three bags of rice. At that time, many people prayed for blessings through sacrifices, knowing that sacrifices would make people lose their lives. Only one chosen girl doesn't want to be a victim. Shen Qing made a voluntary sacrifice so that she could exchange money for rice and donate it to her father. She was thrown into the sea in full view, and everyone thought she would die. The so-called filial piety moved the sky, and a miracle actually happened.
The dragon king saw her beautiful and lovely, and left her behind, but he was reluctant to part with his blind father at home. She begged the Dragon King to take her home. The Dragon King was moved, put her in a lotus flower, floated to the shore, was picked up by a fisherman, and gave it to the king. Seeing her beautiful appearance and elegant temperament, the king married her and helped her find her father. His eyes can indeed see again.