The Big Headed Son family is in Shanghai. The opening credits of each episode show shots of the house being brought closer from a distance, and it's clear that they live in a first-tier city (with tall buildings in the distance)! A detached three-story garden house in a not-so-remote location like this is still expensive. In the episode "The Neighborhood Swimming Pool", the father and son want to borrow the swimming pool of Uncle Mao's house next door because they didn't build a swimming pool at their own house. This also confirms that they do live in a rich neighborhood!

In the episode "A Pleasant Journey", Papa Little Head had driven mother and son to a summer resort. It is stated here that it was a rental car. Of course car rentals weren't cheap back then. And in the episode "Ice Cream Truck", in order to fulfill his son's wish, Little Head Daddy drove an ice cream truck and sold ice cream around together. All of the above evidence proves it: little head daddy had a driver's license a long time ago, he just didn't buy his own car for some reason.

In the episode "Funny Lunch", the family goes out to eat. Since each of the three was allergic to a different dish, they continuously switched between a Western restaurant (which was high-end dining at the time), a Chinese restaurant, and a fast-food restaurant, before finally deciding to go to the park for a picnic. In two of the restaurants, they ate a little and then paid the bill, spending money more generously! But it also shows that the family is more focused on quality and nutrition.

Multiple scenes show that the number of dishes at each meal is small, but more elaborate. The main thing is that there is also afternoon tea! The bags on the table clearly have the LV logo.Corresponding to the financial situation of the Big Headed Son family, this is unlikely to be fake, and it is evident that Apron Mom is more of a loser in this regard! In "The Story of the Upside Down", the apron mom had easily completed the upside down movement, which shows that she may have a dance foundation or received yoga training.