Chapter 76 get nothing done

I was eating in a restaurant that day. There were seven to eight people at the neighboring table. They looked like gourmets. One of them was a couple who seemed to be in their fifties and elegantly dressed.The man's wine was hot, and he said loudly to everyone: "My wife has achieved nothing in her life." After a pause, he continued: "It's just that the oxtail stew is very good." The wife sitting next to him was all smiles, and seemed to accept his acceptance, not minding being accused of accomplishing nothing in this life. Whether this woman has achieved nothing, I don't know, probably compared with her husband, she has achieved nothing.She was ridiculed by her husband in public, and she didn't feel ashamed. Instead, it was a young couple, and it was the young husband who was talking, and his wife had already left.How can a young woman endure being criticized by her partner for not accomplishing anything in public?Only when women are older can they understand that nothing is necessarily a bad thing.

I once heard a man criticize another man: "XXX has achieved nothing in this life, the only thing is to marry a good wife." As the wife of XXX, should I be happy when I hear this, or should I be sad? For a pair of spouses, if one of them is to accomplish nothing, a woman would rather that one be herself.Marrying a good husband is also an achievement.A man's only achievement is to marry a good wife, so he really can't achieve anything.