Not only did the two hug each other, but they also punched each other in the chest.

Seeing this, even Li Lizhi and others subconsciously retreated behind Zhou Yu.

"Don't worry, everyone speaks differently. They're just being friendly!"

Zhou Yu naturally saw all the little girls' reactions. Turning around, he saw Li Er also had a vigilant look on his face, so he quickly reminded him.

Zhou Yu often encountered such situations when he was in college.

One of my classmates was from Henan Province, a province famous for its Maojian tea. Every time I heard him calling home, it felt like an encrypted call.

When the phone call came in, the other party couldn't understand a single word.

There are also classmates in Huangshan, Anhui Province. Every time we call, it feels like we are arguing.

The first time they heard him make a phone call, they were so stunned that they couldn't even breathe.

But when they hung up the phone and were about to persuade him, they ended up confusing the classmate.

After some explanation, the students finally understood what was going on.

As Zhou Yu was quietly explaining to everyone, the herder tour guide enthusiastically introduced him to them, "This is my old friend. The price is absolutely fair."

"Hello, friends from afar. Now that you've arrived in Kangding, you're our friends here. As long as the herbs are good, we'll be honest with you about the prices."

This time, the pastoralist tour guide's friend spoke Mandarin.

Although there is a slight accent, there is no communication barrier.

Before he finished speaking, he enthusiastically led everyone to the tea table near the window.