In a small fishing village in Japan, Sayuri was born into a very poor family, and she and her older sister Zuo Jin also lived a very happy childhood in poverty. However, Sayuri inherited her mother's unique eyes - a translucent gray eyeball. This is an eye color that can never be seen in Japan, so she is destined to be different from others, but it is these beautiful and unique glasses that have laid an important foundation for Sayuri's future success. However, when Sayuri was young, she didn't understand this, she just naively thought that someone had dug a hole in her eye and drained all the ink inside, so she was a little unhappy. And a fortune teller said that Sayuri's eyes are so pale, because the hit brought too much water, and as a result, other metals, wood, fire and soil are lacking, and such facial features look very incongruous. But in fact, this not only does not affect the beauty of Sayuri, but adds a distinctiveness to her beauty.
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