An elderly man living alone dies suddenly at home from a heart attack. His wife has spent ten years in the city helping their son raise his children and has never been able to return to the village—until she receives the devastating news of her husband's tragic death. Overwhelmed with grief, she discovers that her son, manipulated by his wife and mother-in-law, has not only blocked her phone number but keeps making excuses about work to avoid attending the funeral. She fights on alone. In the end, before everyone's eyes, her son submits to the family's judgment, and her daughter-in-law and the daughter-in-law's mother are taken away by the police for their crimes. A year later, her daughter-in-law sincerely repents, and she chooses to forgive, and the family, amid their sorrow, rediscovers their bonds of kinship.