Rong Daniang might also be upset: "He's gone, and the Xiang Family next door immediately called his eldest son. After their siblings came back, they discussed a bit but didn't bother to arrange their father's affairs.
They just went from house to house informing neighbors about the funeral in two days, asking everyone to attend. What kind of thing is this?"
Elder Rong spoke up: "If the children are unfilial, it's truly better not to have them. It's too heartbreaking."
Rong Daniang replied: "Alright, no matter how angry you get, it's not our place to meddle. In two days, just go over, light an incense, and pay your respects to send Old Xu off. Then, let it go. Stop tormenting yourself."
Elder Rong suddenly stood up: "I won't go at all. When Old Xu was alive, I took food over because of the friendship between us—whether as neighbors or playmates, I couldn't bear to see him live without dignity.
What am I going there for in two days? To give those shameless ones some gift money?
