Who says real and fake daughters can’t be sisters?

Seeing that all the guests had found their accommodations, Wang Hai's assistant pointed to the tents piled up on one side and asked, "Director Wang, can these things still be used?"

Wang Hai took a look, closed his eyes, leaned back in his chair and pretended to sleep.

After arranging the accommodation, it was almost time for dinner, and the family who stayed with them directly prepared meals for the guests. Although Taohua's family was not well off, they had ready-made vegetables planted in the yard, which they could put directly into the pot after picking and washing.

Seeing that there was no meat and fearing that Yuanluo and Si Ran would not be able to eat it, Grandma Taohua quietly called Taohua over and asked her to catch a chicken from the yard to add to the dish.

Yuanluo heard the clucking sound of hens coming from the yard and guessed that they might be going to kill a chicken to entertain her. She had seen the chickens in the yard when she first arrived. They were all hens, probably raised to lay eggs.

Thinking of this, Yuanluo got up and went out to stop them.

A hen was chased by Taohua, who grabbed her wings and wanted to go aside to deal with her.

Seeing that the hen had not been killed yet, Yuanluo quickly spoke up and asked Taohua to spare the chicken: "Taohua, please, we two don't like eating chicken, please let it go."

Taohua looked at the two people and blinked, with a look of confusion, as if she didn't understand why some people didn't like to eat meat. Meat is so delicious, and she only ate it a few times throughout the year.

Yuan Luo had no choice but to speak again: "We both like to eat scrambled eggs with tomatoes. I see that the tomatoes in the yard are already quite big. Let's make tomato and eggs. There's really no need to kill a chicken."

Seeing that Yuanluo's tone didn't sound fake, Taohua put the chicken back into the cage. There was usually no meat at home, and her father and grandmother were not in good health, so she relied on the eggs laid by these chickens to supplement her nutrition. She was happy to be able to keep them.

The meal was prepared very quickly. The ingredients were simple and the food tasted like home-cooked food. I can’t say the taste was amazing, but it wasn’t bad either. I could only say it had a homely flavor.

After lunch, Yuanluo and Si Ran helped to clean up the dishes. Since they had agreed to be staying at the hotel, they naturally had to help the host with some things. It would not be good to just stay there and eat for free.

After lunch, Taohua's father took out a hoe and went to the field to tidy up his land. Although his legs and feet were inconvenient, he still tried his best to do some things.

After dinner, Taohua watered the vegetables in the garden and cleaned the house.

After Taohua's mother finished her meal, she received a call saying that there was work to do, so she hurried out on the tram. After dinner, Taohua's grandmother went back to her bedroom to fold paper boxes.

Si Ran found that Taohua could handle the situation with the help of Yuanluo, so he followed Grandma Taohua into the house to help her fold paper shells.

"Grandma, how much money can I make by folding paper shells? How do I pay the bill?" Si Ran saw that there were already quite a few paper shells piled up in the house, but it was obvious that the family was not very wealthy.

"This one is 20 cents each, so I can make 20 cents out of 100."

"Only twenty for a hundred?" Si Ran was indeed a little surprised after hearing this. She didn't know there was such a low labor fee. Why would anyone work so hard to earn a few cents?

But what Si Ran didn't know was that the factories near the village were relatively small, so there were still some jobs like folding paper shells to make money. Most factories had long been mechanized assembly lines and did not require manual labor at all.

After Yuanluo and Taohua finished their work, Taohua moved to a chair in the shade of the yard, took a small stool, put her homework on it and started studying seriously.

Taohua is only in the second grade this year. It is the Dragon Boat Festival holiday now, so she doesn't have to go to school, but she still has to do her homework. Yuanluo sees how seriously she is studying, and the saying 'Children of poor families grow up early' flashes through her mind.

Perhaps it was because Yuanluo saw her childhood shadow in her, her tone softened unconsciously, and she said to her: "Is the homework difficult? If you don't understand, you can ask me. I'm a pretty good student."

Taohua was not very thoughtful. After hearing what Yuanluo said, she asked, "Aren't all of you celebrities bad at studying?"

Yuanluo thought of some netizens saying that celebrities are all fools, and couldn't help laughing. She thought Taohua was cute, so she said: "Celebrities also need to learn, and I'm not a celebrity, so those judgments you heard can't be applied to me."

"Oh, then do you know how to answer this question?" After hearing what Yuanluo said, Taohua really handed over the homework and pointed to the question she didn't know how to answer and asked.

Yuanluo looked at it carefully and found that it was a question about finding a pattern. The second number was twice the first number. However, she thought that Taohua was only in the second grade and should have only learned addition and subtraction, but not multiplication and division.

Yuanluo thought about it carefully and said, "Taohua, this is a pattern-finding question. What are the patterns in the pattern-finding questions we usually encounter?"

It is better to teach a man to fish than to give him a fish. Yuanluo was not in a hurry to tell her the rules directly, but instead began to guide her step by step, triggering her own thinking.

"Find the pattern. There are cases where adding a number to the first number equals the number behind it. There are cases where adding the first two numbers equals the third number. And there are also..."

Yuanluo did not interrupt her, but let her recall as much as she could. After she finished, she said, "Taohua is great. The method you mentioned is very comprehensive. We can now apply these situations to the question and see if there is a suitable one."

Taohua said somewhat depressedly: "I have tried everything, but none of them worked."

"It doesn't matter. That means the solution we knew before is not comprehensive. Let's look back at this question. You see..."

Yuanluo’s explanations were very simple and easy to understand. Taking into account the receptive capacity of a second-grade child, she tried her best to explain the knowledge to her in a way that she could accept while stimulating her thinking.

Taohua usually had no one to tutor her except going to school. She felt that Yuanluo's lectures were no worse than those of her teacher, so she listened very carefully and absorbed knowledge eagerly.

Lin Muci and Lin Chao's life at the village chief's house was obviously much better than that of Yuan Luo and the others. The most intuitive comparison was that the lunch at the village chief's house contained meat and eggs and was nutritionally balanced. They lived in a two-story building, and even the two of them who came to stay there had their own single room.

Dudu didn't know whether he really had an indissoluble bond with the big goose. The two of them followed Huanhuan to their home and found that there were big geese raised in Huanhuan's yard. There were not just one or two, but more than twenty of them. Dudu was very excited when he saw it.

Qi Qianhuai looked at the big geese walking with their heads held high and leisurely in the circle, and he somewhat suspected that the program crew had arranged for him and Dudu to live in Huanhuan's house.