My mother-in-law lives in 1 building. Should I help clean up?

I have a say in this question, because I am a daughter-in-law who lives with my in-laws.

I think that since we live together, it is necessary to share the housework together.

The operation of a family seems ordinary, but cleaning the house and arranging three meals a day, from washing and drying, to buying food and cooking, to cleaning and dust removal, is actually quite heavy.

Many families are dominated by men and women, and many male compatriots lack exercise in housework since childhood, so most of the housework falls on the hostess.

Since marriage is to live with in-laws, you should share some housework, so that you can exercise your self-care ability. After all, your in-laws can't help you grow old, but they can also reduce your in-laws' burden and gain a good reputation as a diligent daughter-in-law.

I have lived with my in-laws for twenty years. For so many years, my in-laws have been responsible for buying food and cooking, and I have been responsible for washing clothes for my husband, wife and children and cleaning all the sanitation upstairs. I think, because our family has a clear division of labor and each has its own duties, the family is very happy to live together.

If you ask me, if you want a harmonious and beautiful family life, your daughter-in-law must take the initiative to undertake some housework. This is what the future hostess should look like, and this is the real family politics.