Jin Liangyu

"can."

Xiaofan answered simply and with a hint of flattery.

When Mrs. Liang saw that the little boy spoke without hesitation, she liked him even more.

"Well, you sit down and eat by yourself." After Mrs. Liang finished speaking, she realized that she had been careless, so she reached out and carried the little boy to the Kang table. He didn't forget to tell her, "You can eat it yourself, and grandma will feed your mother some porridge."

After Mrs. Liang finished speaking, she picked up a porridge bowl and prepared to feed Dai Shi porridge.

Dai Shi's eyes turned red again, and tears flowed down again unconsciously.

Mrs. Liang couldn't see this, so she pulled out a handkerchief from her sleeve pocket, wiped the corners of Dai's eyes rudely, and then persuaded him: "The world is big and the earth is big, eating is the most important thing. Even if you have huge grievances, you still have to eat." Let’s talk after it’s over.”

Mrs. Liang has a cheerful temperament and likes cheerful people. She doesn't like Mrs. Dai who sheds tears before speaking.

Dai Shi saw the displeasure in Liang Shi's eyes and immediately held back the tears in her eyes.

Ms. Liang: It’s great like this. You can talk about things and sleep when you have nothing to do. Crying a lot affects your mood.

Dai Shi is not stupid, and he guessed at this moment that this aunt has a straight temper and doesn't like to beat around the bush.

If she wants to get along well with her aunt in the future, she must put away the way of life she used to live in a deep house in the capital.

Ms. Liang: She likes people who know the current affairs. It’s better to talk like this so that everyone is not tired.

Dai Shi was really hungry, and she quickly finished the half bowl of porridge and water. Mrs. Liang fed her another sip of water, and then asked her if she wanted to go to the toilet.

Just when Dai had this intention, Liang picked her up and prepared to go to the toilet.

Dai Shi was startled by the sudden weightlessness. But she held back and didn't shout like an ordinary woman.

Liang: Children can be taught.

When Mrs. Liang came back from carrying Dai Shi to the toilet, Xiaofan had also finished half a bowl of porridge and water and was drinking water from a tea bowl.

Children don't pretend to be sick. Xiaofan became energetic after eating food and didn't want to lie down. He waved Grandma Liang away and moved to his mother's side to talk. Dai Shi turned to look at her husband, who was still sleeping, and wanted to feed him some water.

But now she couldn't exert any strength, so she had no choice but to instruct her son. "Xiaofan, put a little water in a teacup to moisten your father's throat."

"Hey." Xiaofan listened to his mother's words and slowly sat down next to his father with a tea bowl filled with water.

Yun Jizong felt that he had had a dream. In the dream, his family was sent to northern Xinjiang with his parents. His father soon passed away due to poverty and illness.

Then his eldest brother was also killed by the Tatars. Later, when the Tatars invaded again, he desperately took their family of three, his mother, sister-in-law and nephew to escape and hide desperately.

In order to lure the Tatars away, he asked his mother to take his wife and sister-in-law to hide in a hidden place. He ran desperately into the mountains and was so tired that he vomited blood before getting rid of the Tatars.

He lay on the mountain for a day before he had the strength to walk. After he went through all the trouble to find it, only his wife and her son were still hiding there waiting for him to come back.

His mother, sister-in-law, and nephew were missing.

He asked his wife and found out that his mother and sister-in-law went out to look for food and never came back.

At that time, he thought that his mother and sister-in-law might have encountered Tatars again, so he took his wife and son and ran away as fast as they could.

Who knew that in the panic, they ran in the wrong direction. It wasn't until they met the Tatars again that they realized they had escaped from Daqi territory.

If it hadn't been for the heavy snow, their family would have died under the Tatar's butcher's knife.

God was wise. When they were in a panic, they ran into an abandoned racecourse.

Although the racecourse was abandoned, they still found some very practical things in it.

Such as tattered leather, a lot of rotten wood and moldy straw, as well as some ropes and sticks.

His wife actually found a small bag of beans in a broken shed, and he and his son also picked up some cereal grains on the ground.

He also picked up a few pheasants and hares that had been frozen to death. They borrowed these items to survive the heavy snowfall that could be called a disaster. They waited for the snow to stop, wait for the snow to melt, and wait for the snow to be just right for feet, then he took his wife and children on the road.

He was afraid that if he left a quarter of an hour late, his whole family would be caught and killed by the Tatars.

His idea was right. When the family of three climbed up a hill, they turned around and saw a dozen Tatars riding horses towards the abandoned horse farm.

He was so frightened that he hurriedly squatted on the ground with his wife and children, fearing that the Tatars would see him.

From a distance, he could feel the malice released from those Tatars.

Fortunately, he was walking behind them all the way, dragging branches to cover up the footprints they left in the snow.

Only when those Tatars returned without success did he dare to escape with his wife and children.

They ran all the way, and finally they could only walk into the grassland, trying to circle back to Daqi from the grassland.

But they had no food at all. Fortunately, they were lucky enough to pick up small frozen wild animals to satisfy their hunger.

They did not dare to light a fire for fear that the Tatars would see them and chase them.

My son gnawed on the raw and frozen meat just like them. He looked distressed, but they had to eat this if they wanted to survive.

Later, the weather got warmer and warmer, and the little wild animals that had froze to death rotted away. Even if they saw them, they couldn't eat them.

Fortunately, the grass sprouted and wild vegetables emerged. When they were hungry, they dug up the tender roots of grass and wild vegetables to satisfy their hunger.

In this way, the three of them staggered forward, supporting each other.

The only thought in my mind was that I must return to Daqi and not be caught by the Tatars.

But the road was too far and they really couldn't walk.

Just when they were on the verge of despair and thought they were going to bury their bones in the wilderness, a beautiful fairy sister descended from the sky and came to them with kindness, saving their family.

Yun Jizong was lost in thought when a little man next to him said loudly: "Dad, are you awake?"

"Ms. sir?"

Yun Jizong opened his eyes and saw his son and wife looking at him with earnest eyes.

Suddenly his heart felt hot, and he blinked hard to avoid crying in front of his son.

"Dad~" Xiaofan sat sensibly between his parents and handed the teacup in his hand to his father's mouth. "Daddy, drink some water."

"Hey, you are really daddy's good son."

Yun Jizong's throat was so thirsty that he drank all the water his son fed him.

"Ms. sir, are you feeling better?"

"Don't worry, madam, your husband is much better."

While his father and mother were talking, Xiaofan carefully pushed the half bowl of porridge and water to his father's side.

"Dad, let me feed you."

"Okay, our Xiaofan is too sensible." Being sensible made him feel bad.

Yun Jizong closed his eyes slightly and swallowed the porridge and water his son fed him. He didn't dare to open his eyes, he was afraid that his tears would never stop.

"Dad, open your mouth and eat porridge."

"Yeah, daddy, eat it."

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