Uncle Zhou waved his hands repeatedly, "I won't stay anymore. I'm really scared of the noise. I'm the only one at home anyway. There's no point in staying here. I might as well go to the countryside and find my old friends."
During the movement a few years ago, Uncle Zhou was sent to a cowshed for reform. It was during this process that his daughter and wife died.
Tian Cai heard that Aunt Zhou had been in poor health to begin with, and that Uncle Zhou's ancestors had more than one store. He had spent a lot of money on his wife's medical treatment a few years ago. After the family had spent all the money, he sold a lot of the ancestral property to use the money for medical treatment.
Later, when she arrived at the cowshed, without the precious medicinal herbs to support her, Aunt Zhou soon died.
Uncle Zhou's daughter took after her mother and had poor health since childhood. In the end, only Uncle Zhou survived.
After the rehabilitation, the authorities returned the house and shop to Uncle Zhou's family, but the family who had lived there before refused to move out, so Uncle Zhou had no choice but to move into the shop.
"I see there are quite a few people doing business now. Your house is in a great location. You can rent it out when the time comes. The monthly rent will be enough for you to live on. There's really no need to sell it."
Tian Cai knew that Uncle Zhou would no longer be in the situation he was worried about, so he continued to persuade him.
She may not be open-minded enough. If she sells the house and knows the price of this place in the future, she will probably regret it to death.
In order to prevent the old man from regretting it later, she still tried her best to persuade him.
Uncle Zhou sighed, "I know, but I'm really scared. If it happens again someday, my old bones won't be able to take it anymore."
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