Dear Dregs

One-third of an acre of land requires firewood, rice, oil and salt. The life of rural couple Hu Qinqin and Jiang Shi'an seems to be ordinary, but in fact it is constantly turbulent. Everyone in the husband's family is worried: The mother-in-law is good at acting and being miserable, and she always manipulates the family; The sister-in-law is sarcastic and secretly making things difficult all day long; The eldest uncle is kind on the surface, but hypocritical and calculating on the inside; My sister-in-law has an impetuous temperament and cannot settle down. And the man next to me, Jiang Shi'an, is a down-to-earth, straightforward and rough man, with rough thoughts and straightforward words, which often makes people laugh or cry. Conflicts in the family took turns to take place. Hu Qinqin was exhausted mentally and physically by trivial matters, and was often so angry that she gritted her teeth. The quarrels, calculations, and disputes never stop, but the two of them have been together through thick and thin, quarreling and inseparable. It was only when I looked back that I realized that in ordinary days, the most stable partner in the rest of my life was the quarrelsome partner.