My parents-in-law are sick! Sister-in-law says we are unfilial, but what should we do?

Don't worry about this kind of thing. You can tell your sister-in-law that as a daughter, you should do your duty of support. After all, she is the daughter of her in-laws. No matter where she goes and what she says, she can't escape the obligation of support. She said you were unfilial. What did you ask her as a daughter?

Not unfilial. Because your in-laws are sick one after another. As sons and daughters-in-law, there is really nothing you can do. She really shouldn't say unkind things at this time and say that you are unfilial. Let your husband talk it over with his sister. Even if you don't pay, you should do something to take care of the elderly and reduce the burden.

It depends on the attitude of in-laws. If your in-laws think it is your husband and wife's duty to take care of them, it has nothing to do with your sister-in-law. Then when your husband says his sister and her sister still doesn't listen, you can only try to take care of your in-laws.

After all, caring for the elders and filial piety are our traditional virtues since ancient times. If we just compare, it will be meaningless.