The water buffalo walked past Ning An, causing her to fall to the side.

The oxcart behind them came crashing down on Ning An. If Gu Yunyang hadn't quickly pulled the ox back, the cart would have run over Ning An.

Although it may not kill anyone, a pair of legs could be crushed.

Gu Yunyang and Ning An just didn't get along, and it was only a verbal argument.

Gu Yunyang wouldn't resort to violence to beat someone.

Of course, Gu Yunyang didn't really like listening to the other person speak, so he directly sent the ox out and bumped into her.

Then he was the one who pulled the cow back.

It scared the other person, but nothing bad happened.

It's just to make her look bad and lose face.

“You…” Ning An lay on the ground, looking utterly disheveled.

Just as he was about to speak, he heard Gu Yunyang warn him: "I advise you to wash up before you speak. Did you eat poop? Why do you smell so bad?"

I'm using this oxcart because I'm coming to a meeting at the commune today.

In addition, the two of them came here on their way because they were in the commune on business today.

What? Is it a brigade rule that educated youth can't ride in the brigade's oxcart?

We're completely innocent. If you keep talking nonsense, I'll have no choice but to take you to the police station.

Gu Hansheng glanced at Gu Yunyang with a complicated expression. This son was indeed not close to them.

That's true, how could we possibly become close?

She was switched at birth and had a few good days in the capital.

He was exposed as having been switched at birth when he was sixteen, and was forced to go to the countryside.

When I arrived in my hometown, I was not welcomed by my parents.

Putting myself in his shoes, I'm afraid I would also harbor resentment if I were in his position.

However, from his own perspective, Gu Hansheng still felt somewhat wronged.

He clearly wanted to be close to his son too.

Ning An wanted to say something more, but Gu Hansheng stopped her.

Gu Yunyang ignored Ning An; she was just putting on a brave face, and there was nothing else she could do.

He drove the oxcart straight ahead.

He didn't even spare Ning An a glance.

It seems she doesn't deserve it at all.

That does seem to be true?

They went to the post office first, and Han Xue and Yang Shengnan went to withdraw money.

Gu Yunyang took out the letter he had written.

There are five letters in total.

A letter was written to Zhang Jianjun, informing him of the address of the person who had been sent to the countryside and also recounting some of their experiences there.

The other letter was addressed to Yu Xiaobo.

Previously, in the capital, I was kicked out by the Gu family.

Although it was his own idea to come out.

Yu Xiaobo took him in and lent him a dormitory room.

Although Gu Yunyang was not short of money at the time and had a letter of introduction, he could stay in a guesthouse.

But their feelings are genuine.

One letter was addressed to Zuo Yunrong, who wrote a thank-you note and gave him a number of receipts.

It is said that he would mail it to himself every month thereafter.

The other family must be well-off, but these days, everyone is short of supplies.

Gu Yunyang thanked him and accepted the gift; as for anything else, there was no need for further thanks.

I returned the favor with a small gift.

Some whole grains, and some dried lychees and longans dried by locals.

The latter, also known as longan, is a tonic ingredient used in stews.

Zhang Jianjun and Yu Xiaobo also sent a copy each.

In addition, they also gave each of them a large bag of dried plum vegetables, which are excellent side dishes whether steamed with pork belly or scrambled with eggs.

When there are no vegetables available, just soak them briefly, squeeze out the excess water, and stir-fry them; the taste is still quite good.

This is mustard greens that Gu Yunyang collected himself, and dried mustard greens that he made himself.

There are machines in the base space that dry things much faster than natural sun drying.