The family is preparing to build a new home for a wedding, and the elders plan to pay someone from the village to supervise the construction site. A younger family member believes the supervision fee is not worth the money. After arguing with the supervisor, she decides to take charge of the construction herself. She wants to establish clear working hours and rules to ensure the project stays on schedule, but the workers resist and her family fails to understand her. Meanwhile, another villager fully understands the importance of construction supervision and continues to hire the same supervisor at a generous salary, creating a striking contrast between the two approaches.