I traveled through time without patched pants, I was the richest man in the Republic of China

Many fish won the quarrel, and suddenly heard someone calling her full name, turned around and shouted:

"My aunt is here!"

Meeting Wei Miao's half-smiling eyes, she screamed and ran over.

"Ah Miao, why are you here?"

Wei Miao looked carefully at the little girl's rosy face. There was only some mud on her hands. He felt relieved to know that she was not at fault.

"Let's go to your house."

Many fish's eyes lit up when they saw the pile of things in Wei Miao's hand.

"Ah Miao, is your uncle okay? I wanted to go with my father yesterday, but he didn't agree."

With Duo Yu, a strong woman, sharing the burden, Wei Miao felt much more relaxed:

"Much better. You can see it when you come to my house during the Chinese New Year."

Many fish narrowed their eyes, calculated for a long time, and then said in frustration:

"There are still more than five months until the Chinese New Year."

The two walked and talked along the way, and most of the time it was the fish that talked and Wei Miao was listening.

Listen to her talk about the various things that happen in Suzhou River every day.

Talk about whose boat caught a big fish and whose wife ran away secretly.

Let’s talk about who is lucky enough to help people transport goods to the other side and get rewarded, and whose son died of fever when he was only one month old. . .

The little girl seemed to have endless energy. She could always make a small story sound more interesting than others.

Wei Miao was a good listener. He never interrupted her and occasionally asked questions to help the little girl perform better.

When the two found their boat, they saw Uncle Xu half lying on the deck at the bow basking in the sun, and Aunt Xu sitting at the bow mending clothes.

"Dad, Mom, Big Sister, Second Sister, look who's here."

The cry of many fish not only woke up Uncle Xu, but also other people on nearby boats.

Soon, seven or eight heads popped out from the boat houses nearby.

They first set their eyes on Wei Miao, and then stared at the things in their hands.

Aunt Xu was a gentle person. She looked up at her third son and the eldest son of her sister-in-law's family, and quickly stood up.

"Ah Miao, why did you come here alone?"

Uncle Xu had already gotten off the boat and put the two people's belongings on board.

Many fish jumped onto the boat nimbly and reached out to pull Wei Miao up.

"Mom, I met A Miao at the market." She was eager to share what had just happened.

Two girls, one tall and one short, came out of the cabin. They were Uncle Xu’s eldest and second daughter.

The two girls were also very happy to see their cousin Wei Miao.

The whole family entered the cabin, thus isolating themselves from all the scrutiny from outside.

Aunt Xu saw so many things and said quickly:

"Your father's medical treatment and medicine cost a lot of money. It's fine if we can't help him, but how can we spend money to buy these things?"

Wei Miao felt the swaying of the boat and felt a little uncomfortable. He felt better only after being supported by many fish.

She handed the medicine in her hand to Uncle Xu before answering Aunt Xu:

"This is what my mother ordered. I'm just an errand boy."

Aunt Xu's eyes were filled with tears, and she choked up and said, "It's hard for your mother."

The whole family was used to her crying at the slightest provocation, and no one tried to comfort her.

"Uncle, take half a painkiller when the pain is unbearable. Apply a plaster on weekdays. Painkillers will have no effect if you take them for too long."

Uncle Xu took the medicine, a smile appeared on his dark face, and he said happily:

"well."

Uncle Xu is completely different from Xu Ayu's aggressive personality and is a quiet person.

The couple has three daughters. The eldest, Xu Lanjie, is 14 years old. Although she is not good-looking, she has the same temperament as Aunt Xu. She is gentle and capable. The last time I heard from Xu Ayu, someone had already proposed to her.

The second daughter, Xu Guijie, was drooling at the two kilograms of fat meat. She had the best appearance and her eyes were shrewd.

"A Miao, what's the price of pork?" she asked.

Wei Miao told Sister Xu Gui the price of pork.

She sighed faintly and said:

"It has gone up another cent. I guess it will be much more expensive during the Chinese New Year."

The third child is Xuanyu. When she was pregnant, she thought it was a boy and the couple were full of expectations.

Unexpectedly, it was a girl. When picking a name, Uncle Xu, who was extremely disappointed, said casually:

"This baby is born extra, so let's call him Duoyu from now on."

When she grew up, people on nearby boats would use this to tease the many fish.

Unfortunately, this little girl is as aggressive and smart as her aunt Xu Ayu.

When she was four or five years old, she would put her hands on her hips and say to those who laughed at her:

"I'm not redundant. My name is Duoyu, which means "a lot of fish". My aunt's name is Xu Ayu, so I'm called Many Fish. My aunt has a good fate, so I'm sure I'll have a good fate too."

After the group of people finished laughing, they no longer paid attention to the little girl's childish words.

She was so angry that she swelled up like a little toad.

The cabin was cramped, so Aunt Xu invited Wei Miao to stay for lunch and asked Xuanyu to take Wei Miao out to play, leaving Sister Lan and Sister Gui to help.

Sister Gui looked at the two people's backs as they left the cabin, her lips pouted.

Many fish jumped off the boat and went up the river.

"A Miao, let's go play on the bridge." Many fish pointed at the steel frame bridge not far away.

Without waiting for Wei Miao to nod, Xu Ayu, who had been on and off together, pulled Wei Miao and ran towards the bridge.

Before you even get on the bridge, you can feel the hustle and bustle of the crowd. Pedestrians are walking on both sides, cars are driving in the middle, and uniformed police officers are patrolling to maintain order.

Wei Miao felt the people coming and going, there were women holding children, students in school uniforms, and people pulling carts and rickshaws in the middle of the road, it was very lively.

"A Miao, look." Many fish, like little loaches, pulled Wei Miao around in the crowd.

Wei Miao also followed her. She really liked this kind of worldly atmosphere. She felt refreshed walking among these people with smiling faces.

She looked in the direction the many fish were pointing, and saw a woman sitting on a rickshaw pulling furniture. Her hair was neatly combed, her chin held high, and she looked very majestic.

The two walked to the middle of the bridge, leaned on the railing and looked at the river in the distance.

"Ah Miao, look, that's my boat."

Wei Miao looked in her direction and saw that the densely packed ships all looked similar. She really couldn't tell which one was Xu Ayu's ship.

But seeing how sure she was, I smiled in agreement.

The book says that matching other people's emotions is also a virtue.

"Hey, whose kid is this? Why are you standing in the middle of the road all of a sudden?"

As soon as he finished speaking, he heard the voices of children shouting.

"You two should testify for me. He ran out on his own."

Noisy sounds and the child's cries of pain rang out behind Wei Miao.

"Uncle, uncle!"

Wei Miao turned around and saw a little boy of about five or six years old lying in the middle of the road, crying with his lips pouted.

He was of small stature, wearing a suit and a bow tie, with his hair parted on the side close to his scalp. Most importantly, he wore a pair of small glasses, which made him look gentle and cute.

Many fish asked Wei Miao, "What is he talking about?"

But Wei Miao looked at the rickshaw puller. He had dark skin and a full beard. It was Wei A'da's rickshaw mate Liu Heitan.