What if my brother-in-law is not filial?

It is wrong to hit people and swear, let alone hurt feelings. After all, it is a family.

The water spilled by the married daughter and the housework on the front door can be ignored.

If you have the ability, take your parents with you and honor yourself.

If you have no ability, you can only stare. ...

The crux of the problem is your parents and your brother. It would be great if they were smart enough to deal with that woman.

A married daughter can't solve any big problems.

First, you and your brother are your parents' own flesh and blood. Parents depend on you two for support. Don't expect your brother-in-law to be such an unkind outsider.

Second, it is difficult for an honest official to break housework. If you are smart, you'd better not get mixed up with family chores.

Third, your brother should stand up straight and don't be afraid to run away from his wife. This fucking wife, she ran away. Isn't it a little troublesome and harmful to raise it?

The more afraid your brother is that she will run away, the more capable she will be to blackmail your brother.

Your brother should be manly, and don't be unkind to his wife.

If you want to be sensible, you should be hard when you should be hard.

I believe that if that woman wants to live in peace of mind, she will not go too far, unless she wants to get a divorce.

Be a man, have a little confidence.

It is only fair that your parents and your brother share the debt of your mother's family, or that your brother bears most of it.

No, you can argue with the court.

Don't always be so timid.

In any case, you can't meddle. It's wrong for you to meddle.

You can take care of your parents and support them (which is also your legal obligation), but you have no right to take care of your brother's housework.