"Marrying Down" In the old days, a daughter from an official family married into a merchant's family
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An orphan girl from a scholarly family in a feudal society who relied on her uncle's family to live her life due to an accident had to bid farewell to her relatives and her cousin who had always cared for her and marry into a businessman's family far away. What awaited her was her stern mother-in-law, her rumored husband's childhood sweetheart, the maids who had their own thoughts, a group of indifferent aunts, uncles and sisters-in-law, and a husband with a strange attitude. How does she, who is alone and married far away, navigate various complex relationships? Can she gain a foothold in this complex family?
Regarding whether intermarriage between aunts and cousins is prohibited, there are different opinions in different periods and regions. This article defaults to the statement of "no return of blood and bones", which only allows the daughters of the uncle's family to marry the sons of the uncle's family (what the Han people call "recognizing aunts as mothers-in-law"), but prohibits the one-way cousin marriage of the daughters of the uncle's family to marry the sons of the uncle's family.
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