The two of them talked and then went up to the yard for a walk.
There were many loquats, plums, mulberries, and bayberries in the garden, which looked very attractive as they were hanging on the branches.
The two of them held a few in each basket. They washed and sundried them, so that the whole family could eat it.
Wild lemons had grown quite a bit, so had peaches, as well as dates, persimmons, pears, grapes, and figs.
The watermelons' veins were everywhere, casting a patch of greenness on the ground, looking really interesting.
The watermelons were round and in different sizes. The large ones were as big as bowls. Qiao Xuan felt that she could pour in some power so the watermelons could be ready to be eaten earlier.
What a wonderful thing!
The pomegranates were also blooming, and they were particularly bright and dazzling. No wonder there was a sentence in the ancient poem, 'In May, the pomegranates shine brightly'.
