Four or five men were gathered around a large iron pot. Something was cooking in the pot, and it was steaming.
The village chief went over and bowed his hands, "Guys, we are passing through and we plan to rest here tonight. If I disturb you, please forgive me."
A bald man glanced outside, not wanting to see anyone . The young master hesitated for a moment and nodded, "I'll take care of myself."
The hall was not small. Except for a headless Buddha statue in the middle, the rest was empty space. Everyone simply got down the threshold, drove all the mule carts in, and put the carts in. In the corner, mules unloaded to graze.
Then he went to the yard to pick up some dead leaves and branches to make a fire for cooking.
There was a well in the yard, and it could still bring water. Everyone hurried to get water.
Everyone was busy cooking when Gu Fei saw a few more people walking in at the door.
A young man, carrying a big baggage on his back, held a two- or three-year-old girl in his hand. A young woman, quite pretty, held a four- or five-year-old boy in her hand.
As soon as they came in, they saw a large pot of food cooked by the men. The woman stared directly at the pot.
The young man pulled her and the two found a place to sit down.
Mrs. Chen and the others haven't finished cooking yet, but the things in the pots of some men here are already cooked.
One person took a bowl and scooped out the food with a big bamboo spoon.
The woman could see clearly that what she scooped out were pieces of meat, and the soup had a light milky white color.
The woman suddenly ran over and looked at the men pleadingly, "My family hasn't eaten a grain of rice for two days. Brothers, can you do a good thing and give me some food."
She was answered by a man's cold snort, "We don't have enough to eat ourselves, how can we get anything for you?"
The young man looked at his wife asking for food, with a bit of embarrassment and helplessness on his face.
The woman was still begging, "Brother, please, I don't want much, just give me a bone."
The bald man suddenly smiled, "It's not impossible."
"Young lady, why don't you follow me and I'll scoop it up for you ?" How about a bowl?"
A look of struggle appeared on the woman's face.
The young man scolded, "You woman! Come over here!"
Gu Fei saw that the man looked extremely angry, but his voice was not loud. He sounded like he had no strength, so he was probably hungry.
The woman looked back at the two children, hesitated for a while, then quickly walked to the bald man, knelt down and lowered her head, and said meekly: "I am willing to follow you. I just want to have a full meal every day.
" The man's eyes were about to burst, and he shouted, "Shameless, extremely shameless! You, you don't follow the rules of women!"
The woman looked at him indifferently, "How can you survive by following the rules of women? You are a scholar, you can't carry your shoulders, you can't lift your hands." I can't even find anything to eat. If I follow you, I will starve to death sooner or later. There is nothing I can do."
The bald man laughed, took a bowl, and scooped out a bowl of meat for the woman.
The woman took the bowl, didn't care if it was hot, drank up the soup in a few mouthfuls, and then grabbed the meat with her hands to eat. The eating scene was really hard to describe.
Gu Fei couldn't bear to watch any more, turned her head and sat there in a depressed tone.
Su Chen sat not far from her, glanced at the woman and sneered with disdain.
Here, Mrs. Chen stewed a large pot of wolf meat. After cooking it for half an hour, the wolf meat was cooked through.
The meal was also cooked. The Gu family had packed it up and were about to eat. At this time, they heard the young man's voice, "Bitch, what are you going to do?"