She purchased a lot of land, and generally had Feng Jin handle the transactions, rarely getting involved directly.
Old Lady Zhou said, "It's about the land. That piece of land isn't Zhou Family's, it's Chang Family's, where the graves of my grandparents and parents are located. I thought, if you want to buy that land, you have to help this old woman look after the family graves. I was afraid you wouldn't be willing, so I wanted to see you and talk about this matter."
Old Lady Zhou was an only daughter, but Old Man Zhou didn't want to be the live-in son-in-law. Moreover, Old Lady Zhou's father, being an old friend of Father Zhou, didn't want his friend's son to become one either, so he suggested if two sons were born, one should be adopted by the Chang Family.
Old Man Zhou agreed, but he had a short life; he died before the second son was born.
