Visiting My Mother-in-Law for the Holiday: My Wife Took All the Chicken, Duck, Fish, and Meat

Accompanying his wife Tang Xiaoman back to her parents' home for Chinese New Year, Cheng Yanzhou thought it would just be an ordinary holiday visit—only to watch helplessly as she carried off chicken, duck, fish, meat, ribs, and pig trotters, then sausages and New Year goods, with both the car trunk and the home freezer planned out well in advance. Even more absurd: her mother scolds her every day for "always taking things home," yet turns right around to ask what else she needs; and Grandpa frets that his granddaughter might not take enough. From shock and confusion to gradual understanding, Cheng Yanzhou discovers that this family may talk tough, but they never hold back when it comes to doting on their daughter. A lively Spring Festival "supply run" that also holds the most genuine kind of Chinese family love.