A rural mother-in-law from Shaanxi (played by Li Jing) came to the city to take care of her British daughter-in-law Emma (Romanian actress Maria) during her confinement. Due to cultural differences, a series of conflicts arose, such as whether to use diapers or drink pig's trotter soup to increase milk production. Emma had to take care of the child and keep her position as chief reporter, but everything went wrong. Later, the family was unlucky and ran into a swindler, and all the money the couple invested was wasted! "The Countryside Mother-in-law PK the Foreign Daughter-in-law" is so trivial and so short-sighted. It is not a textbook between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, nor a treasure book between husband and wife, but after watching it lightly, you will have some insights. Wei Guo, a doctor who studied abroad, has double happiness: the foreign daughter-in-law Emma not only invested in the establishment of the Bester Biochemical Science and Trade Company, allowing Wei Guo to transform from a waiter at sea to the chairman of the company, but also gave birth to a baby in her 10th month of pregnancy, allowing Wei Guo to become a father. Wei Guo has double happiness and is in high spirits. Wei Guo's mother is overjoyed when she hears the news. The problem is that the local grandmother from the Northeast is about to serve a foreign daughter-in-law who values power and follows science. The addition of a new baby to the family is a blessing from heaven, and it is undoubtedly a happy thing for both Wei Guo and his wife and Wei Guo's mother. But not long after the joy, problems came one after another. First, Emma refused to drink the pig's trotter soup cooked by Wei Guo's mother. When the pig's trotter soup was replaced with crucian carp soup, Emma still refused to drink it. Except for iced cola, Emma always pours soup. The milk-inducing soup that the grandmother took the trouble to cook was poured out, and the direct victim was Lanlan, the little nanny hired by Emma. Lanlan was driven away. The apparent reason was that she poured out the milk-inducing soup cooked by Wei Guo's mother, but in fact it was because of the monthly nanny expenses of 1,000 yuan. If Lanlan's food and accommodation were taken into account, Wei Guo's mother felt that the money was not worth spending. Lanlan left with grievances. The economic problem seemed to have been solved, but the diaper problem of her grandson emerged. Emma insisted on using diapers, but Wei Guo's mother insisted on using diapers that the Chinese had used for thousands of years. In the end, it was Wei Guo who used her own experience to calm the dispute between the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law over diapers.