Tie Dan's home.
The conversation between Liang Youcai and his son was similar to Yang Zhenli and Yang Xiaoliu's.
Liang Youcai didn't think in terms of long-term prospects; he simply believed one shouldn't take what wasn't theirs. If someone was in need and it was within his power to help, he would, especially fellow villagers. By helping others now, they would likely not refuse to help you when you needed it.
The Gu Family was originally from out of town. Although they had a younger son who could hunt, the older son was disabled, and the family didn't own even a single mu of land. They lived a tight-knit life. Now, even though they had killed a Black Bear, that was acquired by risking their lives, and they could have lost their lives in the process. How could he accept Silver from them, especially after they had bought so many meat buns?
Similarly, Tie Dan also expressed his desire to go hunting with Gu Yao.
