The community carries out activities for good daughters-in-law to wash their mother-in-law’s feet. Is this kind of activity worth promoting?

This kind of activity is not worth promoting. Mother-in-law and daughter-in-law have no blood relationship. It's just because I got married that I got together with my mother-in-law. But most don't live together either. It is clearly stipulated in the Civil Code. The daughter-in-law has no obligation to support her mother-in-law. So you force two people to get together. Let her wash her feet. The possibilities are not very high. So there is no need to engage in such far-fetched activities. If you make one. Husbands and wives wash each other's feet. I think it's still easy to understand. The daughter-in-law washes the feet of her mother-in-law. The activity itself is difficult to understand.

People often say that mother-in-law and daughter-in-law are natural enemies. Born to fight. These two people come together. There is little harmony. Everyone can probably find it around you. Mother-in-law and daughter-in-law live in harmony. Really very few. After getting married, young couples basically live separately. The young couple and the old man live together. There are also very few. Since they don't live together, they don't interact much with each other. You ask him to wash his feet. Do you think he can be willing? So this activity. Although it is advocated, it may not achieve good results. Some families may hold it up and say that the daughter-in-law washes the mother-in-law's feet. But in fact it may not have been written at all. According to the current situation, why do I feel that it is the mother-in-law washing the feet of the daughter-in-law? It's possible. It is so difficult to get a wife now. Want a betrothal gift. Have a house. Need a car. The man's family carries a great sense of responsibility. No betrothal gift, no house and no car. The income is not very high and it is relatively difficult to find a wife. That's why it came about. Many people are unwilling to get married. Because I can’t afford to get married. Especially young people living in first- and second-tier cities want to buy a house. I can't even afford half of the down payment. Since I can’t even afford a house. Just don't get married. There are many who even reluctantly get married. Two people hesitate to live together, and their income is relatively low. Those who are struggling will often quarrel and eventually break up.

So I think it would be a good idea for the community to carry out an activity where the daughter-in-law washes the feet of the mother-in-law. You are a bit redundant and not worthy of promotion. Because he may not be able to achieve it.