The ending of "Xiang" is that Su Guo has a brain tumor and is ready to go abroad. Jia Qionghua and Jin Qilin are raising tigers. Shortly after Su Guo went abroad, Jia Qionghua became pregnant with her next daughter, and the family of four lived happily ever after. ?

Jia Qionghua found out the reason and stopped crowding out Tiger. A group of four people left Wangmang Ridge and returned to the municipal hospital to visit Su Guo. Jia Qionghua stayed alone in the ward and had a heart-to-heart talk with Su Guo. Su Guo introduced Tagore's funding procedure to Jia Qionghua. Tagore is not actually Jin Qilin's own son. Su Guo's beloved son is eager to tell a big lie to Jin Qilin. The tiger has lost its father and is about to lose its mother. Su Guo planned to leave the country and die abroad. She didn't want her son Tiger to be hit by the death of his parents. Great maternal love is once again reflected in Su Guo. What Su Guo did was for the tiger to live a happy life. Jia Qionghua was deeply moved and was willing to raise tigers with Jin Qilin. Good people are rewarded. Shortly after Su Guo went abroad, Jia Qionghua became pregnant with her next daughter, and the couple finally realized their dream of having children. The tiger is also an inseparable emotional part of the couple, and the family of four lived happily ever after. ?