As they entered the village, Wang Changjiang saw Zhang De's wife still grabbing his own family's old lady's hair, and became utterly enraged, but he didn't want to lose face in front of the villagers and be labeled as biased, so he turned his gaze toward Zhang De.
Zhang De, understanding the situation with one look at Wang Changjiang and another glance ahead, took a few quick steps to the front of Wang Changjiang and stood before his own old lady, saying, "What do you think you're doing? Let go of her already; you're too old to be making a scene."
While he was harshly scolding her, Zhang De didn't dare lay a hand on his own wife, and seeing this, Wang Changjiang was so angered that his eyes were wide open. Zhang De was notoriously known in the village as a pushover, a man afraid of his wife. Wang Changjiang thought that in front of so many villagers, Zhang De would at least show some backbone, but seeing him in this pathetic state, it seemed he had overestimated him.
