The little one's purse connects the two worlds, turning a desolate village into a paradise.

"Children shouldn't eat too spicy food. Today you're trying a lot of different things, so you can't just eat whatever you want. Four plain ones and four spicy ones."

"Okay!" The young lady smiled as she packed and weighed the food, then handed over two small bowls of pig's trotters for tasting: "Would you like to try these pig's trotters? They're all meat and so fragrant."

"Yes!" Ya Ya had already learned to answer first, stretching out her arm to take the small bowl from her sister's hand, taking a bite, the meat juice in the pig's trotter melted in her mouth, the gelatinous texture had a sticky feel, and it tasted fragrant and tender.

"Our pig's trotters are all deboned, so they're really satisfying to eat. There are also pickled radishes on the side after you finish yours; you can grab one to try."

The young lady pointed to the tasting table next to her, where a large bowl of Yunnan baby radishes, pink and round like little balls, was displayed.

Ya Ya took a small bite, and the sweet juice with a hint of sourness perfectly relieved the greasiness of the pig's trotters she had just eaten.

"Grandma Duck, this radish is delicious too, it's so crunchy!"

The two ate their way through the store, and the tasters behind them noticed their shopping carts were piling up, almost entirely filled with prepared foods. Knowing they were generous customers, they all greeted them warmly.

"Try the seafood in the broth!"

"How about I slice a few pieces of this freshly braised beef shank?"

"Would you like some mixed vegetables?"

Before Ya Ya could reply, she received a small portion of octopus in her hand. She stared at the thing that looked like a bald spider for a long time.

The creature next to them had already devoured several seafood dishes in broth, including octopus, squid, and snails, without hesitation.

"Uncle, what kind of insect is this?"

Ya Ya didn't dare to eat it directly.

"This isn't an insect, it's seafood called an octopus. It lives in the sea and has eight tentacles, hence the name. It's crunchy and chewy; you should try it. By the way, if you're allergic to seafood, you can't eat it!"

Octopus?

How strange that there are fish with eight legs!

Ya Ya poked at the octopus in the bowl with her chopsticks. Grandma Duck said she could eat anything and wouldn't get itchy like Little Bean when she ate shrimp.

Should we eat the feet or the head first...?

Ya Ya picked up the little octopus, closed her eyes, and ate it all in one bite.

Well!

This is delicious too!

It's crisp, tender, and bouncy, with a fresh aroma that hits your nose, and it has a unique flavor that's a bit like the giant fried squid I used to eat.

Ya Ya wiped her mouth with the tissue given to her by the taster uncle, and immediately noticed that Grandma Duck next to her was still engrossed in eating. She had already stuffed her phone, which she had originally intended to take a picture of, into her pocket.

"Grandma Duck, don't just focus on eating! You have to record a video for me, make sure to include the prices, and film every single thing you eat!"

"Okay, okay."

After finishing their tasting in this area, the two went into the refrigerated section.

Ya Ya stared wide-eyed in surprise at the vast expanse of white cabinets in front of her.

So many large cabinets emitting cold air!

There were so many more cabinets than the place I visited before that sold eggs for a dime! Two whole walls were covered with white cabinets, wide and tall, neatly arranged with all sorts of colorful and pretty food, bottles and jars that were a feast for the eyes.

"Milk...yogurt...juice, and there are sausages here too, lots of meat sausages! And lots of pretty noodles!" Ya Ya's little mouth opened into an "O" shape as she jumped and skipped around trying to see everything on the shelves.

Those sausages with a transparent skin look delicious, and they're round and plump.

"Don't jump around. You're a purchasing agent, you need to be steady." Jie Chi freed one hand and placed it on Ya Ya's head.

"Then you absolutely must take clear pictures of each one, I'll come buy them tomorrow. Grandma Duck, will you come with me to buy them tomorrow too? These cabinets are too high for me to reach."

Ya Ya gestured with her hand to show the height of her head and the cabinet; she couldn't even reach the second row inside.

"It depends on your performance," Jie Chi said, feigning aloofness.

"I did a great job! Grandma Duck, please take whatever else you want to buy!" Ya Ya tugged at Jie Chi's trouser leg. "Grandma Duck, could you please get me a few of those sausages with skin on them, the ones with words on them, something like 'Inch Flower'? And... and the milk with the yellow peaches drawn on it."

With a wave of his hand, Jie Chi took several of each type of food from the row and stuffed them into the shopping cart.

What kind of behavior is this, being so stingy? Let those villagers try it out. They'll figure out what they'll find by trying one or two things. Install everything!

After loading everything that He thought was decent, Jie Chi looked at the shopping cart and stopped adding anything else. He then took out his phone and slowly started taking pictures of the refrigerated display case from the beginning.

Ya Ya followed behind Him like a tail, occasionally reaching out to poke at the cold glass.

After browsing the refrigerated section, turn left to reach the home appliance section.

Large household appliances such as refrigerators, air conditioners, and washing machines are placed in the open spaces on both sides, while various pots, lamps, and clocks are displayed on the shelves.

Ya Ya immediately spotted the row of digital electronic clocks at the top, some of which had cloud and sun patterns lit up next to them.

"Grandma Duck, Grandma Duck, I want one of these time-telling boxes! I'll put it in the yard so everyone can tell the time. It has little clouds on the side!"

"You've got a good eye for things, okay. This cloud is the weather forecast, it means today's weather is cloudy. The first four numbers are the time, the last three numbers are the temperature, and the image is the weather."

Jie Chi reached out and took the clock that Ya Ya was pointing to.

Ya Ya pointed to the row of lamps below, her eyes sparkling: "Grandma Duck, you know so much! Is that one down there a lamp? I don't see any wires, no plugs, and no black panels. Is it like a flashlight, powered by batteries?"

Jie Chi raised an eyebrow, looking at the little cub looking up at him with some surprise. This little guy's observation skills are really good. He has remembered how electricity comes from every kind of lamp he has seen.

He picked up a lamp and looked at it. "This is rechargeable. It has a built-in battery. It can be used for a while after charging for a short time. When it runs out of power, you can charge it again. You can carry it around without being tethered by a cord, just like your mobile phone."

"This whole row is full of them. The one you pointed to is the most expensive. It says on the shelf that it's an eye-protecting desk lamp that can protect your eyes," Jie Chi said to Ya Ya, glancing at the packaging on the shelf.

Just moments ago, Ya Ya was a little distressed about the price, but as soon as she heard the words "eye protection," she immediately started counting on her fingers: "Aunt Chun Tao, Sister Chuan Chuan, and Grandma Wang sometimes need a lamp to protect their eyes so they can see clearly when they do embroidery or make clothes at night. Grandma needs one too, and Grandpa Chen and Grandpa Fang like to read... Grandma Duck, please get me four! I'll buy four first, and then ask the others in the village if they want one when I get back."

"OK."

Without hesitation, Jie Chi took four large boxes down and placed them on the lower metal shelf of the shopping cart.

If you're willing to spend money, that's fine. Spending money is good; it gives you plenty of energy.