The Demolition Money Hasn't Arrived Yet, but the Children Are Back First

Jiutian Manju's original short play "The demolition money hasn't arrived yet, the children are back first" is an officially authorized adaptation of the novel. When Zhou Guilan was 70 years old, the old home where she had lived for more than 40 years was suddenly going to be demolished. It was said that the compensation would be several million. After the news came out, the three children, who were usually so busy that they couldn't even get together a meal, became more filial than the other. Giving gifts, cooking, attending medical appointments, I wish I could be by her side every day. But they don't know that Zhou Guilan is old, but not confused. She calmly watched the three children acting filial piety, and slowly saw the grievances and sincerity they had hidden for decades. It wasn't until the demolition money shrank and old accounts were opened that the family finally understood that what really needed to be settled was not how the money was divided, but who still regarded whom as family.