What Goes on in the Siheyuan Is Up to Me

It's pretty good, but there's one thing I'm wrong about. Qin Huairu is not unmarried. If she is, how did the three siblings come to be? She is widowed. It should be said that one is unmarried and the other is widowed. The article makes it very clear, mother-in-law is not equal to mother Daughters-in-law and sons-in-law do not have the responsibility to support their parents-in-law and father-in-law, but they should be respected if they do so, and after they have done so, they can divide the family property.

Is this the end? What about Qin Huairu's salary over the years? Jia Zhang had to spit it out. Qin Huairu's monthly salary was twenty-seven and a half yuan, which was three hundred and thirty yuan a year. This is Qin Huairu's labor income and legal income. No one has the right to take it away, it is protected by law. Besides, although Jia Dongxu is dead, he still has property. As her legal spouse, Qin Huairu can inherit half of the property. Including Jia Dongxu's savings during his lifetime, and the compensation after his death, Qin Huairu received half of it. The remaining half has Jia Zhang's stick stalks and Xiaodang Sophora japonica and they share it equally.