"Old Xu, everyone has his or her own way of living. No matter how much you care, it will be useless if they don't work hard themselves. After so many years, if they really wanted to change, they would have changed long ago." Aunt Wang patted Xu Qiang on the shoulder.
"Stop talking. Look at me. Why am I saying all this? Yiyi, eat your food! Don't be polite." Xu Qiang came back to his senses.
I said too much to a child.
I had been feeling depressed for a few days, and Xu Yi happened to meet me.
"Uncle Xu, if you have nothing to do later, please take me to visit Uncle Tian's grave." Xu Yi said.
Xu Qiang nodded, "Okay, good boy."
"By the way, Uncle Xu, do you have a list of the people in the village who helped me with my tuition? I want to return the money to everyone." Xu Yi asked.
Xu Qiang shook his head and refused to take the list.
"You kid, that was a gift from everyone. When we gave it to you, we never thought about asking you to pay it back.
It's not easy for you to live alone, so save the money you earn. You'll have plenty of other things to spend money on in the future!"
"No, Uncle Xu, let's put it this way. I said I borrowed it from everyone, and that's it. I'm rich now, really.
I followed a master to learn Taoism, and I do live fortune-telling every day. I can make a lot of money.
"I recorded a program a few days ago and got paid. So Uncle Xu, please give me the list." Xu Yi insisted.
"Our Ni'er has grown up and can earn money by herself. Aunt Wang will get it for you." Aunt Wang took Xu Yi's hand with relief.
Aunt Wang came out of the room holding a neatly folded piece of paper. "Here, Ni'er, the list is all here. Whenever you go, I'll go with you."
"Thank you, auntie." Xu Yi looked at the numbers on the list.
Although each amount of money is not much, it is the support of the villagers.
If it weren't for them, I probably wouldn't have been able to study.
In this society, it is difficult to get ahead without a diploma.
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