magic eye doctor

Chapter 3608

The natural village where Rao Baoan's family lives is located at the foot of the mountain. Because most of the villagers are surnamed Rao, it is called "Raojia Village".

Before liberation, Rao Baoan's family was the one closest to the mountain. At that time, the nearest family was more than 500 meters away from theirs.

Since liberation, with the increase in population, the number of houses in the village has continued to increase. Now the nearest house to Rao Baoan's home is about thirty meters away.

When the helicopter flew not far from the village where he lived, Rao Baoan saw the extremely familiar road and scenery, and he became energetic all of a sudden as if he had been injected with chicken blood.

With his guidance, Le Yun flew the helicopter towards the back of the village, flew over the human village, reached the foot of the mountain and then looked for a suitable place to land.

The natural village located at the foot of the mountain has a population of about one thousand and is considered a medium-sized natural village.

The land at the foot of the mountain is fertile, with many paddy fields. The mountains are also relatively flat, and the mountains are covered with economic forests.

The villagers are relatively wealthy, every family has built a building, and the village roads are made of cement and lead to all directions.

To facilitate the planting and transportation of trees, the village has a cement road leading directly to the foot of the mountain.

The road is mainly for trucks hauling wood. It is wide enough for cars or pickup trucks to pass in one direction. If you want to turn around in the middle of the road, you can only go to the small space reserved for passing vehicles on certain sections of the road.

There are several roads leading to the foot of the mountain. One of them is not far from Rao Baoan's home. There is a flat ground at the end of the road. When villagers sell trees, they use horses or manpower to carry them down from the mountain and place them on the flat ground before transporting them out by car.

While in the air, Le Yun estimated that the ground was not big enough to accommodate two helicopters, so she gave the ground to handsome Lan and landed the helicopter on the road herself.

The EC22 helicopter is slightly smaller in size, so when it is parked on the road, it can leave some space for people or cattle to pass by. If a transport helicopter is parked on the road, it will definitely become a road tyrant.

Lan San also understood what the little girl meant. He flew the helicopter above the ground and then landed it.

EC225 landed first. The handsome boy opened the door, activated the ladder, went down first, and stood beside the ladder to meet Luo Lao and others.

Following Chao Shao off the helicopter were the reporters who came with the leadership group. Those carrying photographic equipment jumped off the ground and started filming.

Old Luo didn't need the young man's help. He jumped down the ladder by himself with the gait of a dragon or a tiger.

The people got off the plane one after another, and the handsome boy closed the helicopter.

The group walked a few meters forward and met people who got off another helicopter at the edge of the ground.

Lan San and several young people from the municipal agency and the Tang family carried shovels and other tools. One young man carried an urn wrapped in cloth.

The two teams met up, with Rao Baoan leading the way.

The natural road leading to the mountain is only two feet wide, but it is not easy to walk on because the mountain road is rugged.

After being treated by the little girl, Tang Xiaoshi and his sister and the elderly people in Raojia Village are all strong and healthy. They can walk on mountain roads without any problem and don't need anyone's support.

The mountain road is irregular. At first it is a gentle slope, then it cuts horizontally to the depression between the mountain and another hilltop, then it crosses the mountain along the horizontal road on the side of another hilltop and enters another larger valley.

We walked along a road not far from the bottom of the valley into the mountains for a while, then crossed the valley and walked about half a mile into the mountains again, and we arrived at our destination.

There is a relatively flat, gently sloping area with many small graves.

That cemetery was called a "mass grave" a long time ago, and most of the people buried there were short-lived people who died suddenly or children who died before adulthood.

Moreover, not only people who died accidentally in Rao Baoan's village were buried there, but most of the short-lived ghosts from another village not far from their village were also buried in that area.

There are no towering trees in that area. It is a sunny slope and not gloomy at all.

When Rao Baoan and his team arrived, someone had already got there first.

The first people to arrive were all villagers from Raojia Village, including men, women, young and old. Some middle-aged and young people were carrying tools such as sickles, hoes, and shovels.

They set out early and arrived a while ago. Several middle-aged and elderly people were holding sickles and clearing the weeds and small trees around the grave of the young grandfather of the Rao family. Young men and women were busy on the left side of the grave and had already cleared out a piece of ground.

The villagers who arrived first saw Rao Baoan coming with a large team, so they stopped their work and stood on the other side of the grave to clear the weeds.

The road leading to the grave is only as wide as a palm. The villagers who arrived earlier cleared the weeds that blocked the road, so it is relatively smooth.

Rao Baoan walked in the front, followed by Tang Xiaoshi and the elderly people from the Rao family in the same village, then came Luo Lao and others, then the Tang family, and the Rao family and the young people from the municipal government were at the end.

When Rao Baoan met men and women from the same village, he would greet the older generation first and then stand on the side of his fellow tribesmen.

Those who came to help at the grave were all people with the surname Rao. When they saw Rao Xiaojun's young grandfather and the elderly elders of the Rao family in the same village, they hardly recognized them.

Tang Xiaoshi walked to the grave of Rao's younger brother, his eyes became moist. He touched the stone in front of the grave and moved to one side to stand.

The elderly members of the Rao family who were with Tang Xiaoshi also joined the Rao family.

As Luo Lao and others approached, they found that the slope was gently sloping. The grave of the young grandfather of the Rao family was located closer to the top of the mountain, at a higher position, and there were fewer graves nearby.

Every Qingming Festival, the Rao family adds new soil to the grave. The grave mound is relatively large, and a circle of stones is built around the bottom floor. In front of the grave, there is a stone about one and a half feet high that serves as a tombstone.

Elder Luo walked to the grave, his face solemn, and he folded his hands and bowed to the grave: "Senior Rao, we have official business to attend to, so we need to move your grave today. I apologize for disturbing your sleep, please forgive me."

Following Mr. Luo, several leaders also bowed and apologized to the owner of the tomb.

Old Luo first greeted the owner of the grave, then turned to the villagers of Rao family and shook hands with several leading elderly people: "Thank you for your hard work, fellow villagers!" "It's not hard, not hard at all." The elderly people of Rao family responded shyly in Mandarin with a strong local accent.

Several leaders who came with Mr. Luo also shook hands with the villagers and thanked them for their support and help.

Rao Baoan introduced that these were leaders from the capital.

The elderly members of the Rao family were flattered, but the young and middle-aged members did not know the identity of the leader from the capital and remained silent.

Mr. Chen and Mr. Zhang followed behind the leaders, and they also greeted their fellow villagers one by one.

When Rao heard that the two biggest leaders of Shishi City were also there, he guessed it must be a big deal and became inexplicably nervous.

Later, when I saw the little girl wearing Hanfu, my eyes were full of surprise and suspicion.

The young men and women were whispering to each other.

When Rao Baoan heard the whispers of the Rao family, he introduced them openly: "There is no doubt that the girl in Hanfu is the girl from the Le family of Jiudao."

"Is she really a girl from the Le family?!"

The men and women of the Rao family all looked at the little girl with surprise.

"It's absolutely true. Our grandfather and his friends have become so young because the little girl performed acupuncture on them." Baoan Rao once again gave the Rao family a reassurance.

The men and women of the Rao family confirmed that the little girl was Miss Le from Jiudao, and the tension in their hearts dissipated a lot at once.

There were too many people, so the young men from the Rao family made way for them and climbed to a higher and farther place to stand.

The later crowd stood on the left side of the tomb.

After the little girl paid her respects to the grave owner, Luo Lao pulled her to his side and asked her what she meant: "Little girl, you see this place is a bit narrow, how should we arrange it? You are a local and understand the local customs. We will do whatever you say."

"..."Le Yun glanced at Mr. Luo quietly. This old man was finding another job for her!

And she couldn't refuse.

After all, it was she who revealed the identity of Mr. Tang as a hero, and she had the obligation to do her best in matters related to Mr. Tang's identity as a hero.

If you can't refuse, then give in!

"Okay, I'll make the decision." Le Yun didn't act pretentiously and took over directly: "Brother Chao, accompany the older handsome guys to rest aside first, and the young handsome guys will make the ground on the left side of the tomb wider.

The handsome guys from the Rao and Tang families are not outsiders, so you can also help tidy up the floor, or help clear the weeds on the left side to make the venue wider."

"Row."

"no problem."

The guards who followed the leader, the young officials from the municipal government, and the young people from the Tang and Rao families responded in unison and took action.

The handsome boy sent all the leaders, the elderly and the children to the right side of the grave, and asked two middle-aged and young men from the Rao family to use hoes to hoe some areas and make it flat to make it easier for people to stand.

The young men placed some of the items they carried around the grave, and then took tools to tidy up the ground on the left side.

The young men of the Rao family had sickles and gloves, and they cleared weeds and moved stones.

The young people first built a wall with stones, then dug out tree roots and grass, dug up soil, and filled the ground.

The place is too narrow, so the staff are divided into groups. When one group gets tired, another group takes over.

With strength in numbers, it took nearly an hour to complete the flooring.

After a short rest, move the things around the grave to the edge of the ground, place wine and offerings in front of the grave, burn incense, and burn paper money.

Luo Lao led a group of people holding public office to burn incense to the tomb owner.

Tang Xiaoshi's sister Chang Di also burned a stick of incense, and the younger generations of the Tang family kowtowed respectfully to the elders of the Rao family.

Finally, the Rao family burned incense.

After the Rao family had burned incense and put away the offerings, Le Yun took over the hoe and dug three times at the foot of the tombstone, then asked Mr. Luo to dig once.

Mr. Luo and the leaders from the capital each dug a hoe, and Mr. Chen and Mr. Zhang were no exception.

After the leaders had loosened the soil, Le Yun dug three more times on the grave mound before handing it over to the handsome guys to officially start digging the grave.

The soil of the grave mound was relatively soft. Some of the young men dug the soil, some used bamboo baskets to collect the soil, and some were responsible for carrying the soil. The soil was poured onto the ground on the left side of the grave mound.

There were many young people, so they quickly moved the pile of soil above the ground, removed the stones used to build the grave, and then dug the soil along the area marked by the little loli.

A rectangular pit was soon dug out.

The pit is very narrow and can only accommodate one person lying down.

After digging about seventy to eighty centimeters deep, Le Yun called a halt, put on gloves, jumped into the pit, took a shovel and carefully shoveled the soil.

After shoveling a few shovels of soil, a piece of human bone was revealed in the mud.

The first thing unearthed was a toe bone.