After Shen Yanrong's account, Jiang Mingyue learned that her grandmother's family was having a dispute over dividing the family property.
The good news was that it was proposed by her elder uncle, and her grandmother also agreed, with her grandfather tacitly acknowledging it.
The current issue was how to divide it.
In her grandparents' house, there were four main rooms and two side rooms. At present, the main rooms were occupied by her elder uncle's family and her grandparents, while the third uncle's family lived in the side rooms. Her grandmother's idea was to keep things as they were, without any changes. The main rooms should be occupied by the elder uncle's family because they had two sons, and also because the grandparents were to live with them.
In Tiansheng Bridge, it wasn't a given that the elderly should naturally live with the eldest son; it all depended on mutual willingness. Clearly, it was a two-way street.
But the problem was, is it reasonable?
