Does the granddaughter-in-law who hasn't been through the door want to attend her husband's grandmother's funeral? What's the point?

I haven't heard anything special. Generally speaking, the elderly don't go. Old people don't give it to young people. You are a grandson, don't mind anything.

Mother-in-law told you to wear red filial piety, which means that you are not regarded as an outsider, and you are indeed not an outsider, and you got a marriage certificate. It is right to listen to your husband's arrangement at this time, and there are many family directors, so it is easy for other witnesses to have conflicts when they find out what is wrong with you, and the family is not together at ordinary times.

Don't worry, attending a funeral is something that all of us have to go through all the time.

The old man died a long life and the funeral was very happy.

Attending a funeral can make people cherish life more. This is also a question of virtue.