"Ms. Tong?"
"Ms. Tong, what's wrong with you?"
When Tong Pandi was crying sadly, she heard someone calling her.
Tong Pandi raised her head and saw Master Su standing not far from her, holding several beautiful lanterns in his left hand and a small box in his right hand.
"Master Su."
Tong Pandi wiped his eyes and stood up.
"Master Su, are you here to see Jingzhe? He is studying at home."
Gu Jingzhe will take the provincial examination in March, and he has been hiding in his house throughout the first month to prepare for the examination.
When Tong Pandi saw Master Su coming, he thought he was here to see Gu Jingzhe.
Master Su asked with concern: "Ms. Tong, is someone bullying you?"
Tong Pandi shook his head and explained embarrassedly: "No, who can bully me in my aunt's house? I just thought of some sad things in the past, so... I made Master Su laugh."
Master Su said: "It is not shameful for people to cry when they think of sad things."
As the first woman in Pingchuan County to take the initiative to divorce, Su Fuzi felt that Tong Pandi was a woman worthy of admiration.
What impressed him even more was that Tong Pandi also took away the two children together.
It is not easy for a divorced woman to survive. She has difficulties in survival and is troubled by rumors. It is not a problem for Tong Pandi to survive by relying on Tong Huaqiong, but rumors and rumors are inevitable.
Master Su felt that Tong Pandi must have heard some gossip that triggered the sad incident, so he said: "Don't care what the outside world says about you, as long as you have a clear conscience. If anyone talks about you again, you will be cruel Spit in face.”
Master Su's words made Tong Pandi feel warm.
Tong Pandi saw Master Su standing in the wind. It was still the first month of the year and he had already taken off his thick cotton-padded clothes and put on a jacket.
So he said with concern: "Master Su, why are you wearing so thin clothes? It's still snowing these days. Please go to your aunt's house to warm yourself up."
Master Su said as if he didn't feel the cold: "I burned my thick cotton-padded clothes by the fire yesterday. It doesn't matter, it's better to read a book and wake up when it's colder."
Tong Pandi smiled. She felt that Master Su was so knowledgeable, but he was a bit stupid.
"Master Su, this is not the time to read. Next time, bring your torn cotton-padded jacket and I will help you mend it."
Master Su smiled when he saw Tong Pandi, and was thankful that he was wearing thin clothes.
At this time, Mrs. Cao called Tong Pandi, and Tong Pandi walked into the pig farm, picked up the pig food and walked to the pig trough.
Master Su saw several large barrels of pig food on the ground.
So he placed the lantern and the small box on a clean stone in the leeward direction, lifted up his robe and carried the pig food to the pig trough to feed the pigs.
Tong Pandi was startled and hurriedly grabbed it and said, "Master Su, you are a scholar, how can you do rough work?"
Master Su held on to the bucket and said, "There is no distinction between teaching and feeding pigs."
As he spoke, he picked up a spoon and scooped out a large spoonful of pig food and poured it into the trough.
Tong Pandi pursed his lips and smiled when he saw that Master Su was clumsy but serious.
Su Fuzi's temperament is not that of a dull scholar, but an elegant and somewhat fairy-like middle-aged image.
At this time, a person with such an immortal spirit stood in front of the pig pen, the contrast was too strong.
Tong Pandi couldn't help but laugh again.
Mrs. Cao came out after taking care of the sow that was about to give birth. She was so surprised to see Master Su feeding the pigs that she almost couldn't open her mouth from ear to ear.
"No wonder Jingzhe has to feed the pigs and work in the fields every time he comes home for the holidays. Master sets an example." Mrs. Cao sighed.
Master Su blushed.
What Mr. Cao didn't know was that this was the first time in Mr. Su's life that he was feeding pigs.
Master Su helped Tong Pandi feed all the pigs, and his sleeves were stained with pig food.
Tong Pandi handed Master Su a piece of handkerchief and said, "Master, please wipe it."
Master Su pinched the handkerchief and looked at Tong Pandi's smiling face, his face turned red again.
"Mom, Aunt Tong." Chuni came carrying a basket of pigs.
"Mother."
"Cousin aunt." Man'erduoer Xiaolong and Yaozu came in together with Chunni.
The little children's faces were all red from the cold, and they all followed Chunni to cut pig grass.
"Go inside and warm yourself by the fire." Tong Pandi took Chuni's basket and said, "Man'er and Xiaolong, all of you follow Chun Ni and warm yourself by the fire."
Chuni and others said hello to Master Su, rubbed their hands and entered the room warming themselves by the fire.
"Chunni has cut a lot of grass. She said it was difficult to cut the grass before the snow melted. She was not allowed to go to the wheat field and she still went." Tong Pandi shook the pigweed in the basket on his back with a look of gratitude on Chuni's face. Feeling distressed.
The old sow in the pig pen who is about to give birth only likes to eat fresh grass these days.
There is very little grass in winter, only the wheat fields.
The snow is too thick and we need to dig through it to find green grass.
Tong Huaqiong said not to spoil the sow, but Chunni still secretly went to the wheat field every day to clear the snow and cut fresh grass to feed the pigs.
Three little girls, Chunni Man'er and Duo'er, came out of the fire house, took a roasted sweet potato and handed it to Master Su, saying: "Master Su, let me warm your hands."
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Su Fuzi took it in his hand.
After warming his hands for a while, Master Su brought over the beautiful lanterns and wooden boxes.
Master Su picked up a koi lantern and said to Manerduoer and others: "Tomorrow is the fifteenth day. I saw beautiful lanterns on the street, so I bought a few for you to play with."
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"See which one you like and choose it yourself."
Several children looked eagerly when they saw the beautiful lamp in Su Fuzi's hand. They were very happy when they heard that it was bought for them.
Man'er clapped her hands happily and let Duo'er and Chuni pick first.
Chuni and Duoer let Maner and Xiaolongyao choose their ancestors.
Yaozu was not polite and wanted to pick.
"Yao Zu, Duo'er is the little sister, Duo'er will pick first." Man'er pulled Yaozu and said.
Duo'er looked at Master Su, not daring to be the first to pick.
Su Fuzi said with a kind face: "Duo'er, Man'er said you are the younger sister, you choose first."
Duo'er walked over and picked the koi from Su Fuzi's hand and said, "I like big fish."
Su Fuzi handed the koi lantern in his hand to Duo'er.
Duo'er happily came to Tong Pandi with a lantern and said, "Mom, look, what a beautiful lantern."
Tong Pandi saw Duo'er's happiness from the bottom of her heart, and she was also happy.
Since Duo'er arrived at Qinghe Bay, although she is still timid sometimes, her timid demeanor has gradually disappeared.
"Thank you soon, Master Su." Tong Pandi said.
Duo'er blessed Master Su and said, "Thank you, Master Su."
"Sister Chunni, it's your turn to choose." After Duo'er finished choosing, Man'er asked Chunni to choose.
Chunni waved her hand and said: "I am the oldest, Man'er, you pick first."
Man'er said: "After choosing the youngest, it's time to choose the oldest."
Chuni refused again and again.
Grandma Tong has given her a chance to make money and work, and she should give it to her boss's grandchildren.
My mother often said that the better Grandma Tong treats them, the more they must abide by their duties.
Xiaolong, who was always silent, said coldly: "It's just a lantern. If I ask you to choose, you can choose. No matter what you give up, you can't do anything with hypocrisy."
Master Su glanced at Xiaolong, who had a cold expression on his face.
Chuni had no choice but to step forward and choose a lotus lantern.
"Xiaolong, it's your turn." Man'er said to Xiaolong.
Xiaolong’s face tightened and he said: “You choose first.”
He had never seen any lamps before, but these were the only lamps he pushed around. (End of chapter)