Tang Yu is 75 this year, and it is very cozy to have four generations living under one roof. In addition to her stubborn wife, who is no different from a donkey, she also has three sons and four grandsons. When her second grandson turned 18, she added a pair of twin granddaughters. While other old men and women were playing cards and gossiping, she was washing baby clothes, buying groceries and cooking, and her waist with herniated lumbar discs never straightened again. In the dead of night, when Tang Yu was suffering from insomnia, he would also think about how he could end up like this. The eldest granddaughter's job is nowhere to be found, and the eldest son has been making steamed buns his whole life. What will he do now that he has no real job in his hometown? Yes, every night this old lady sighs and falls asleep.
Who would have thought that a quarrel with her eldest granddaughter would bring her back to sixty years ago. This time, Tang Jing vowed to live a good life and maximize the value of her life.
Purpose: The struggling years of old ladies, paying attention to the youthful past of the elderly, and arousing the trend of caring and relying on others.