In South Korea, traditionally mother-in-laws wield an enormous amount of power over their daughter in-laws.
There are even shows and a web comic about it:
"Audiences were shocked when actor Min Ji-young had to go to the salon because her mother-in-law insisted she look her best before visiting their house for the first time.
Or when former flight attendant Park Sae-mi, who is currently in her final month of pregnancy, cooked food at her in-law’s house while her husband was away on business. As she worked hard preparing a meal, her mother-in-law prodded, 'When are you going to have a third child?'
Kim Dan-bin must face her mother-in-law day and night because they run a restaurant together. All three wives, despite the fact that they are members of the family, are being abused in many ways."
This sounds like a total nightmare, of course.
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