Can You Afford What You Want?

The Cao family has a daughter who grew up in the countryside but was raised like a city girl, so she's quite pampered. She has older brothers and sisters, along with brothers- and sisters-in-law, and is waiting to marry.

Her mother says she should find a husband from a well-off family. Having money is an advantage: then her daughter won't have to worry about food or clothes, suffer mistreatment, or work herself to the bone.

Her father says his daughter needs to study more so she can support herself and have a good life.

Her eldest brother says, “My little sister is an ordinary supermarket product, not something from a boutique. She knows her place.”

Her older sister says, “At your age, you should be doing things young people do. Don't go having kids just to carry on the family line and waste the blessing Heaven gave you.”

Her brother-in-law says, “Xiuxiu, you get to decide your own marriage.”