Dad, Mom, and the Moms

“Raise sons to provide for you in old age” has long been a traditional belief. As society continues to develop and the population ages rapidly, large families spanning several generations have given way to small households of just a few people.

Young people value freedom and modern lifestyles, and favor diverse approaches to elder care. Most older people, however, hope their children will stay by their side so they can enjoy the happiness of having their grandchildren around them.

When family bonds clash with ideals, how can young people stay true to their own way of life while also helping their elders enjoy a secure and comfortable retirement?

As traditional and modern approaches to elder care come into conflict, how will Yang Shuqin and her friends find a path where older people are cared for, happy, and able to make a contribution, while also realizing their own worth?