At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Tianjia Courtyard in Tianjiazhuang, Qixian County, Shanxi Province was decorated with lanterns and colorful guests. Three generations of young master Tian family are holding a one-year-old celebration. However, as Ching Tien's father, Tian Yaozu stayed in the casino and refused to go home.

When it was time to catch alms, Mrs. Tian was angry and asked her daughter-in-law to find dice and put them with gold, silver, jewelry, paper and inkstone, so that her grandson could catch them and see if he would become a gambler like his father when he grew up. Everyone's heart hung up, watching Ching Tien grasp the week. Fortunately, Ching Tien didn't catch the dice, but a small abacus.

Although it is not an official seal, it is also the skill of Tian Jiazu to make a fortune. Mrs. Tian and both were relieved. But they know that all Tian Yaozu's property was lost to the local ruffian Xia San. In desperation, he wanted to turn over the book, but put his wife on the gambling table as gambling money. When the dice were opened, he also lost his wife.