The graves of Grandma and Grandpa are buried in their Northwest hometown. Yang Chen and his aunt can't go there every year, only occasionally to pay respects. Usually, the grass on the graves of Grandma and Grandpa grows over two meters high, and nobody cares for it.
However, for the graves of Yang Chen's grandparents and parents, he visits them every month.
Such a stark contrast makes Yang Chen think that without a son, in the future, the grass on his grave would grow three meters long without anyone tending to it.
Therefore, Yang Chen can understand why Cheng Junjun's grandfather wants a grandson, but he cannot agree with his approach.
This kind of matter is a question of fate; it's not like whoever wants a son will definitely have one. Moreover, whether it's a son or daughter largely depends on the man, so forcing the daughter-in-law is not the right thing to do.
