Chu's Zhaohua

Chapter 171

Mrs. Zhou couldn't help but push Chu Zhen, "You can go and ask for a stick."

Chu Zhen said, "Mom, I don't have anything to ask for. If you want one, you might as well ask for one."

Mrs. Zhou went to visit Mrs. Zeng. It was impossible for Mrs. Zeng to reprimand her on such a good day, so she could only agree.

There was a smile on Zhou's face, and he went forward to shake a stick out, picked it up, and saw that the whale hadn't changed to guard the river, and could not rise to look higher. .

Mrs. Zhou was thinking about the lottery that Mrs. He had just asked for, and thought in her heart that her lottery should be no worse than Mr. He's, so she immediately took it to ask the Taoist at the side for a solution. The Mr. Dao looked at the lottery and then again Zhou glanced at it, "This hexagram shows that the whale has not changed, and everything is patient."

Zhou didn't understand, "Mr. Dao, what is the meaning of this?"

The Taoist said, "This is a signing. You have to be patient and patient. You have to be patient and patient. You have to wait for the time. The fame is still there. Donor, everything has two sides. If you can live with peace of mind, you will have wealth in the future."

Zhou's face turned pale, although she didn't understand the meaning of the sign, she also knew that the Daoist Lord was telling her to be patient and not to cause trouble.

Seeing that Mrs. Zeng was coming, Mrs. Zhou hurriedly walked over there. Mrs. Zeng asked, "What are you asking for? What kind of lottery are you asking for?"

Zhou said with a forced smile, "I just want to ask Ah Zhen for a marriage lottery. It doesn't seem very good. I'm afraid it will be difficult this year."

Mrs. Zeng glared at her, "A-Zhen is half a year younger than A-Chan, how old are you, what kind of marriage lottery are you looking for?"

Zhou said, "It's because I thought about it, mother, let's go back."

It's past noon now, and there are still many people in the Taoist temple, Zeng said, "I'm going to the Taoist temple behind to pay respects to a few more Taoist monarchs, so that my family Ah Yu and Ah Hong can pass the Confucian examination."

Everyone had no objection, and followed to the temple at the back, where there were many golden bodies of Taoist monarchs. Mrs. Zeng asked Chu Yu and Chu Hong to come forward and bow down, and then let the Chu family follow.

After the Chu family kowtowed, they planned to go back down the mountain from the front.

The front and back Taoist temples are the same, but the Taoist temple at the back has a small gate, which leads directly to the back mountain. There is a stream in the back mountain for the Taoist priests in the Taoist temple.

They were about to go to the front, when Chu Chan saw a woman with a strange appearance. The woman was dressed in ordinary clothes, and she was wearing old washed cloth clothes. She was holding a child in her arms. The child was wrapped in a worn-out padded jacket. Unclear appearance, obediently lying on the woman's shoulder, seems to be asleep, revealing half of her fair and tender face.

Chu Chan felt strange, and was about to go over to have a look, when Zeng shouted, "Hurry up, I'm afraid the driver at the bottom of the mountain will be impatient."

Chu Chan was distracted, and when she looked again, the woman had already left the door with the child in her arms.

Chu Chan had no choice but to give up and followed to the front.

As soon as I arrived at the open space of the Taoist temple in front, I ran into an acquaintance, it was Wei Hengwei, and he was accompanied by a little girl about six or seven years old.

The little girl is white and tender, wearing a pomegranate red dress and a small cloak, holding Wei Hao's hand, talking happily, "Third brother, let's go in quickly Offer incense to the Bodhisattva."

Wei Heng's expression was still the same as usual, the little girl seemed a little afraid of him, so she only dared to talk with Wei Heng.

Looking carefully, the little girl's appearance is also somewhat similar to the two, and she is probably the daughter of the Wei family.

(End of this chapter)