No trivial matter

In a courtyard in a certain city, two families live. The Zhang family and the Li family have been neighbors for many years. The two families live under the same roof and have a deep relationship. They help each other when they have some troubles in life. However, living together is bound to be bumpy, and there are always conflicts between the two families. Aunt Zhang and Uncle Zhang often complain that the Li family are all human beings and cannot be offended; similarly, the Li family also criticizes some of the practices of the Zhang family. Sometimes the two families are as close as one family, and sometimes they fall into trouble over trivial matters. Uncle Zhang has a bad ear and is confused when doing things. Aunt Zhang has the final say in everything about the family, but he often does things that make people laugh or cry. Aunt Zhang is very considerate and she takes care of the whole family, so it is inevitable that she will be a bit petty. She worried about her two sons all day long, and she was even more focused on thinking about having a grandson, but she just couldn't do it. Hong Bao, the eldest son of the Zhang family, works in the Industrial and Commercial Bureau. He is a mediocre man. He obeys his wife but does not disobey his mother, and lives a perfunctory life. The eldest daughter-in-law, Shiqin, has always dreamed of becoming a white-collar worker. She spends all her time in the talent market and has no time to take care of having children, which makes Aunt Zhang angry and anxious. Where there's a will, there's a way. Shi Qin became a working woman as she wished, but she no longer cared about her family, which made her family dissatisfied.