"Come on, we'll have stir-fried snails and braised yellow eel tonight, along with a bowl of bok choy and egg soup. Is there anything else you'd like to eat?"
My mother-in-law is going to work harder again, so she needs to eat some more. Chen Chunhua was ready to prepare the meat dishes Liang Shengdi asked for, but the old lady just waved her hand.
"No, that's all. I'll have the bamboo shoots dried and ready to eat. Don't forget to stew the chicken... Never mind, I want to have the braised duck this time."
Lin Guoqing laughed out loud, "Don't worry! The duck at the back is still young. I'll buy an older duck and stew it for you to make soup!"
Liang Shengdi felt relieved and decided not to come back until dark. After dinner, she was busy emptying the bamboo shoots in the tricycle and then dragged Lin Shuchao out.
Chen Chunhua warned Liang Shengdi not to leave the third child alone for a while, otherwise he would be in trouble if he was taken away by human traffickers.
Liang Shengdi agreed readily, saying that she had asked the child to watch the car just now. She was also digging bamboo shoots not far away, and if she went up the mountain, she would let him go with her.
Poor little third child was yawning non-stop. He had just dozed off for a moment when he was carried onto the tricycle. He curled up in the carriage and fell asleep.
For the first time in his four-year-old life, Lin Shuchao regretted going out with his grandmother...
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I have a question, that is, do you think I am writing about poverty alleviation?
I don’t think so… Why do people say the male and female protagonists are raising other people’s children? Are they helping this and that?
Even at Lin Yulan's house, Chunhua and her husband didn't pay any money out of their pockets, right? They didn't even give anyone food for no reason. Even the fish Liang Shengdi brought to Lin Yulan for fish soup was caught by her own fish in the river, and she didn't ask for money.
Let Wu Ni and Liu Ni help raise ducks, they can also make money. Now Mrs. Liang is also working, and the four children of the Lin family are either in school or too young. If they don't ask Wu Ni and Liu Ni, they don't have enough energy to raise ducks.
No one is an island. You can't just shut yourself in and live your life on your own, right? If you don't lend a hand to others when you can, why should they help you when you need them?
What's more, they are already close relatives, not enemies nor strangers...
Ahhhh ((?(//?Д/?/)?))/ I've been a little torn from writing these past two days
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