Jiang Wei and Ah Gou were digesting their food in the yard.
She sat in a chair holding a hot water bottle, while Ah Gou paced back and forth beside her. "Does Ah Di have a name?"
She felt incredibly sad when Chen Hui called him Ah Gou.
Her brother was called a dog, which was an insult to him.
Ah Gou smiled and shook his head. "No, the managers said I'm lowly and don't deserve a name, so they just call me Ah Gou."
Ah Gou then said, "My third uncle said that even when you're in the mud, you shouldn't forget your true self and should live towards the sun. So I gave myself that name."
No one else knew that Yun Zhao was as pure and clean as the clouds in the sky.
His smile was pure and sincere.
"Okay, from now on, your name will be Yun Zhao." Jiang Wei was touched by his words, and she was no longer as sad as before. Fortunately, the pain from before was over.
That's wonderful, she has another family member now.
"Can you tell me about the Third Uncle you mentioned?" Jiang Wei's voice carried a hint of pleasure.
Yun Zhao nodded in the darkness. "As far back as I can remember, I've always followed my third uncle. He would sneak over at night and sleep with me on the hay in the cowshed. When he had nothing to do, he would also secretly help me herd cattle. In his spare time, he would use a stick to teach me to read and write on the ground."
"You sleep in the cattle pen?" Jiang Wei caught the key point.
“Yes, I’ve always lived on the upper level of the cattle pen, in the area where hay is stored. It’s warm in winter and cool in summer,” Yun Zhao added, afraid that Jiang Wei would worry.
He told me that a real man should be self-reliant, undaunted by difficulties, and never wallow in self-pity. As long as he has a breath left, he should live life to the fullest.
Only then can we truly repay our parents for the life they gave us.
Jiang Wei asked me, "Have you ever resented your parents for leaving you here to suffer?"
Yun Zhao was very honest and did not lie at all, saying, "I have resented it."
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