A daughter-in-law's story was told that she was embarrassed because her in-laws served peaches without peeling them. On the 12th, an article titled 'I was a little embarrassed because my in-laws ate peaches without peeling them' was posted on an online community. Informant A, who identified herself as a civil servant, said, "I stayed overnight at my in-laws' house for the first time since I got married and went on a honeymoon," and added, "My mother-in-law made me breakfast and served me a peach for dessert in the morning, but I ate peaches without peeling them." “I was a little embarrassed because they gave it to me in that condition,” said Mr. A. “In our house, my mom always peeled the skin and cut it into pieces that were easy to eat,” and added, “Of course, my mother-in-law didn’t do that on purpose, and I understand that each family has a different method.” He then complained, “But now that I’m married, I can feel the level of the family even in the smallest of lifestyle habits,” and “Does the daughter-in-law have to put up with all these differences in lifestyle habits after marriage?” Netizens reacted negatively, saying, “Anyone who needs to move can move,” “What does peach peel have to do with the level?”, and “You can eat whatever you like.”