Whether a family can be harmonious and peaceful must have someone sensible, and whether a clan can thrive inevitably requires unity.
This is exactly the case with the Cheng family; there are sensible ones and those who can bear responsibilities. Perhaps they are mutually beneficial, but this is also a form of unity. With less selfish scheming, they can coexist harmoniously.
So, when Mother Cheng was about to take the steamed cake to the third uncle's house, Aunt Cheng had already sent a bowl of rice cakes over. The two sisters-in-law exchanged a smile, which made them feel even closer.
And Father Cheng simply decided that the two families would dine together for the Mid-Autumn festival this year. Since the third uncle works outside and is not often in the village, it was a rare chance to gather, which received a hearty approval from Third Uncle Cheng, who instructed his wife to bring the meat dishes over to the Cheng house for cooking.
