Chinese mother-in-law turns villa garden into vegetable field
A Chinese mother-in-law has changed a villa flower garden into a vegetable plot, shocking its owner — her foreign son-in-law.
The woman's daughter Yang, posted a short video of the incident online on March 18, which attracted more than 3.3 million viewers, guancha.cn reported.
Yang, a Beijing native, went to live in Sydney, Australia, with her British husband. The couple moved into a villa five years ago where her husband likes to grow flowers and other decorative plants in the large garden.
The former flower garden is now an international agriculture experiment.
The Chinese mother-in-law is busy taking care of her vegetables.
Several months ago, Yang invited her mother to stay for a while. But after just a few days, her restless mother began to do things to kill time. She unexpectedly removed all colorful flowers and plants and replaced them with tomatoes, coriander, shallot, garlic and ginger.
While she was engaged in her acts of garden vandalism, the foreign son-in-law was busy at work and had no idea what she was up to. When he had time to have a look at them on March 18, he just couldn't believe his eyes — his garden has turned into vegetable fields.
"Are you ok?" Yang comforted her husband who was totally at a loss. The man said nothing but just looked off into the distance.
The son-in-law was at a loss when he saw his garden had become a vegetable field.
No, he's not OK.
After watching the video, some netizens joked that the mother-in-law would change the swimming pool into fish pond and build two chicken coops near the vegetable field.
However, there a large number of web users felt sorry for the man and criticized the mother-in-law for not respecting other people. "If I were him, I would feel unhappy. The woman should have asked her son-in-law before she made any changes."
What's all the fuss about?
