On New Year's Eve, the snow was flying. The festive atmosphere for the Spring Festival became thicker, but the smell of gunpowder in the Yan family became even stronger. They were arguing again - Yan Chuan and Mi Jia, a young couple. Then, the mother-in-law and aunt joined in, scolding Mi Jia for "turning from a sparrow into a phoenix", luckily becoming the daughter-in-law of the wealthy Yan family, but being a "hen that doesn't lay eggs". In a fit of anger, Mi Jia shouted the two words "divorce" and stormed out, leaving in a huff. Then, Mother-in-law Qiu Sha started to grumble again, constantly blaming her son for marrying a woman who was not a match in status or background, accusing her of being too ignorant of rules and manners, and it was no surprise that she came from a lower-class family, just a typical petty bourgeois. However, this family, in Mi Jia's eyes, was all show and no substance. What kind of wealthy family? Nonsense! Just a typical Chinese nouveau riche, which meant one word: vulgar!