Su He, who returned to her hometown to do agricultural produce business, and her experienced mother-in-law Chen Guifang, have differences on stocking specifications. One advocates lightweight, small portions suitable for young people, while the other insists on solid, large portions suitable for regular customers. Instead of arguing blindly, the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law set up stalls at the market to verify customer demands on site, blending two packaging solutions. Taking each other's strengths and maintaining raw material quality, amidst the everyday hustle and bustle, they move from ideological opposition to mutual understanding, steadily running their small farm business forward.