Suncheon, Jeollanam-do. There is a mother-in-law, Mrs. Kim Young-hee (77), who lost her husband in a traffic accident at the age of 42 and raised five children alone for 35 years. Mrs. Kim, who lived with her husband who was a civil servant and did not know much about hardship, jumped into the front lines of making a living without even feeling the sadness of losing her husband, worrying about her children. Mrs. Kim has done everything from running errands to working hard at construction sites. She was so busy making sacrifices for her children that she had no time to take care of her own life. Unlike Mrs. Kim, her Filipino daughter-in-law, Rosemary (27), insists on doing things her way. She has been in Korea for four years, but her Korean is not very good, and she feels satisfied only when she eats and does what she wants. Furthermore, no matter what adults say, she always does things her way, whether it be raising children or dressing her way, so Mrs. Kim is always worried because of her daughter-in-law. 'Are you nitpicking adults?' Mother-in-law VS 'The past and the present are different' Daughter-in-law The mother-in-law, who has raised five children alone for 35 years and has suffered without fail, does not throw away water bottles and milk bottles and collects them. She knows that there will always be a use for them, whether it's squeezing sesame oil or making soy sauce for her children. As a result, there is no room to step in one room of her small apartment because of the things her mother-in-law cannot throw away. Rosemary, the daughter-in-law, calls this room the 'trash room.' If she just throws away the things in the trash room, she can make a playroom for her two- and four-year-old daughters, but her mother-in-law says, 'I will never clean it up until I get dirt in my eyes,' and they always have conflicts because of this. When Rose tries to throw away the things in that room, her mother-in-law says, "Do you know how hard it was to live in the past?" The past and the present are different, but the daughter-in-law is frustrated because her mother-in-law always talks about the 'old days.' The mother-in-law nags her daughter-in-law when she can't find something she put in the storage room because she knows her daughter-in-law is trying to throw it away. Even when she says, "I didn't see it, I didn't see it," her mother-in-law doesn't believe her and keeps nagging her, which only makes Rose upset... But since she doesn't speak Korean well, every time that happens, Rose expresses her frustration by 'throwing a tantrum'. 'Lonely' mother-in-law VS 'We can't communicate' daughter-in-law The daughter-in-law is not only not good at speaking Korean, but is still breastfeeding her second child. Maybe that's why the second child can't leave his mother. Furthermore, her eldest daughter, who goes to daycare, doesn't follow her grandmother around and only follows her mom and dad, so the mother-in-law is always lonely at home. That's why the mother-in-law often goes to exercise or a senior citizen's university run by her church. The daughter-in-law says that even though she wants to talk to her mother-in-law, she doesn't know how to say it because her Korean is not good. But the distance between them and their mother-in-law doesn't get any better because they keep saying things like, "You're wearing shorts like you always did in the Philippines," and "If you wash the kids too often, they'll catch a cold." A trip to Pampanga, the Philippines, the daughter-in-law's hometown. Her parents' house doesn't have electricity and they have to pump water to use it. The mother-in-law, who she rarely did with her in Korea, spends more time with them when she comes to her parents' house and shares stories she hasn't been able to share before. Meanwhile, during the trip, her second granddaughter turns one year old and the whole family prepares a Filipino-style first birthday party, but her mother-in-law starts to oppose the party because her granddaughters are sick since they arrived in the Philippines. A fight between in-laws over her second granddaughter's first birthday party. #multicultural #mother-in-law #Philippines #daughter-in-law #in-laws #mother-in-law #miser #misunderstanding #travel #mother-in-law-conflict #algoism 📺Broadcast information 📌Program name: Multicultural mother-in-law battle - Filipino daughter-in-law fighting with her mother-in-law of 35 years 📌Broadcast date: May 22, 2014