After her husband passed away, sixty-year-old Chen Yulan thought she still had children to rely on.
But she didn't expect that just after her husband's first birthday, her son and daughter-in-law persuaded her to sell her old house and use the money to buy a bigger house for them; her daughter returned to her parents' home not to be with her, but to raise her second child.
Relatives advised her: "At your age, the house and money will belong to the children sooner or later."
Chen Yulan had endured it for most of her life and locked the house book in the cabinet for the first time.
She doesn't sell her house, she doesn't take care of her children, she doesn't lend money to others, and she doesn't use her old age to help others.
Everyone thought she was old, lonely, and couldn't live without her children.
But later, Chen Yulan picked up the craftsmanship of her youth, opened her own shop, took back the inheritance left by her husband, and met her old classmate Zhou Jianguo who really understood and loved her.
The son regretted it, the daughter cried and begged her to go back, and relatives began to come to fawn over her.
Chen Yulan only said lightly:
"It's my responsibility to raise you young, but when I'm old, I don't want you to suck your blood."
After sixty years old, she finally stopped spoiling anyone.
