Traveling through the Lotus Tower: Li Lianhua, you must live well

Li Lianhua came to the vegetable field and looked at the bare fields, her heart full of anticipation.

He was thinking that when these radishes were grown, he wouldn't have to spend money on vegetables every day, so he could save some money. Add to that the money from selling eggs, and maybe he could save some money by then.

By the way, you can also learn to fish.

When the weather is good, we go out to sea to fish. If we are lucky, we can get a good harvest, which is another income.

Days like this seem pretty good.

After looking at the vegetable garden and enjoying the future life of farming, raising chickens and fishing, Li Lianhua went back to make clothes, trying to finish the rafters today so that she could wear them tomorrow.

Time passed by bit by bit as Li Lianhua was busy. When he felt hungry and started singing, he realized that it was getting late and the sun was about to set.

Li Lianhua stretched her body, stretched her muscles, folded the clothes and put them aside, and prepared to cook.

"Li Lianhua! Li Lianhua!"

Just then, Su Ci's voice came from outside the building.

Li Lianhua walked to the door and leaned lazily against the door frame: "I'm here. What's the matter?"

"Li Lianhua, look, what I brought you." Su Ci ran to Li Lianhua with something in his arms, with an excited look on his face, then he picked up the thing and handed it to him.

Li Lianhua leaned back and took a closer look. It turned out to be a little yellow puppy about two or three months old.

He glanced at the puppy and said with some disdain: "Isn't it just a puppy? Why are you so excited? It's not like you haven't seen it before."

Su Ci ignored Li Lianhua's disdain, took the puppy back and held it in his arms, rubbed its head and said:

"I went to see a patient today and saw a puppy that looked pretty good, so I picked one out. I'm giving this puppy to you. When it grows up, it can help you guard the house."

Li Lianhua looked at Su Ci in confusion: "Do I look like someone who can support it? I can barely support myself."

Su Ci rolled his eyes at him and said arrogantly, "I'll pay for it and raise it."

Li Lianhua tapped his forehead and said with a headache: "If you want to raise it, you should raise it at your home. Why are you giving it to me?"

Su Ci said as a matter of course: "Of course it's because your place is spacious. I have so many flowers and plants planted in my yard, what if it destroys the house?"

Li Lianhua was amused: "So you're not afraid that it will destroy my house."

Su Ci: "You are at home every day, so you can watch it. That way it won't destroy the house. And this is just a possibility. I think it is so well behaved that it won't destroy the house.

Besides, your little building is so deserted all day long, and there is no popularity at all. Wouldn't it be nice to have a dog to accompany you?"

Li Lianhua sighed and reluctantly agreed: "Let me make it clear first, I have never raised a dog and I don't know how to raise one. If anything happens, you can't blame me."

As he said that, he took the little yellow dog from Su Ci's hands and held it in his arms teasing it.

The puppy seemed to be very human-like, knowing that this was its future owner. It rubbed against his arms, then licked his hand, making "ah-woo-ah-woo" sounds from its mouth, as if it was acting coquettishly or trying to please its owner.

Su Ci looked at Li Lianhua, who spoke in a disapproving manner but acted righteously, with a smile in his eyes.

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"榱" refers to the upper garment worn on the chest in mourning clothes, and the lower garment is called "尚".

The upper and lower garments of a Zhanzhu are made of the coarsest raw linen, and the broken parts of the left and right sides and the bottom seams are left exposed to show that they are undecorated, so it is called a Zhanzhu.

The explanation of "榱" is that it means not sewn. All princes for the emperor, ministers for the monarch, men and unmarried women for parents, daughters-in-law for parents-in-law, grandchildren for grandparents, and wives for husbands must wear 榱.

"Zhan Ju" is the most important of the five mourning garments and should be worn for three years.