It is said that a new term like "Chinese aunt" has been included in the Oxford Dictionary.
Mrs. Grant is a contemporary of the "Chinese Aunt", and whether she is a "Chinese Aunt" or not is not important. The important thing is that among all kinds of people of that generation, there are too many ordinary people like Mrs. Grant who are mediocre, pursue mediocrity, and settle for mediocrity. Their joys, sorrows, and joys are roughly the same, but their destinies are different.
Mrs. Grant's life experience from childhood to adulthood, from what she saw and heard as an ignorant teenager, to her love and work after entering the society, to her ideal pursuit of getting rich and getting promoted, almost every step of her life shaped the characteristics of a character of her era and her "Chinese aunt" quality.
Intention: Destiny does not knock on the door. Right and wrong drift in the waves.