After my bestie became famous, I also became famous

The village is as lively as during Chinese New Year.

"Grandpa Gu, are you really going to build a school for us?"

"Great! I can go to school, too."

"Can you build something for us to play ball on? I saw on TV that students can play ball."

“I want to sing.”

"I want to dance."

A group of children surrounded Gu Cun, chattering.

The tanned little face was filled with anticipation.

Gu Cun looked at a child of seven or eight years old with a smile, reached out to take the towel on the table, and waved at him.

"come over."

The child immediately came to his side.

Gu Cun wiped the dust off his face with a towel.

"You want to play football?"

The child nodded vigorously, broke free from his embrace, raised his arms, and pointed his thumb at his face: “Yes!

Grandpa Gu, I am the tallest and strongest in our village.

I can eat three big bowls of potato rice every day just so that I can grow tall and play football in the future.

When I watch football on TV, they are all tall and strong.

So when I grow up, I can play football too.”

I don’t know if it’s because I was too excited or because I didn’t read enough.

There's not much logic in what he says.

Gu Cun looked at his ambitious appearance, watched him wipe his nose with his arm, and laughed a few times.

"Okay! Then we'll build another stadium."

"Great! I'm going to have two bowls of potato rice when I get home tonight!"

"Zhu Zi, come here!"

A woman in a flowered jacket came towards this side angrily, holding a stick.

Zhuzi let out a strange cry and turned and ran away.

The other kids were gloating.

The woman quickened her pace and shouted through gnashing teeth, "You little bastard, I asked you to write, but you're gone before you even have time to sit down.

Stop! "

"Aunt Du, I can guarantee that Brother Zhuzi didn't write a single word."

"He didn't do his homework yesterday and told the teacher that his homework was eaten by the family dog."

"Zhu Zi doesn't do his homework every day and even talks back to the teacher."

"..."

As Zhuzi ran, he turned around and accused the child who had complained: "Oh my god, I didn't do that! They are all lying to you.

Don't believe it!

I’m really done with it.”

Aunt Du stopped and stood in front of the few people.

Holding a stick in one hand and pinching his waist with the other, he asked breathlessly, "Is what you said true or false?"

"Really? If you don't believe me, ask the teacher."

"The teachers don't care about him. He is almost taller than our teacher. The teacher can't control him at all."

"That's right. No one wants to play with Zhuzi at school because he's too strong."

"Who said that? I go to school with Brother Zhuzi every day. It's you who doesn't want to play with Brother Zhuzi."

“…&”

In a blink of an eye, the children started quarreling again.

The village chief couldn't stand it anymore and slammed the table: "Say less."

Gu Cun pinched his eyebrows and said, "Where there are many children, it's lively."

The more Aunt Du listened, the angrier she became, and her face turned red with anger.

She gritted her teeth: "Liu Zhu, don't go home!"

Seeing this, Liu Junran quickly stood up and said, "Don't be angry, auntie. Sit down for a while."

The village chief also hurriedly said, "Sit down, what are you doing?"

Aunt Du seemed to have just seen a stranger and was stunned for a moment.

Several children immediately introduced enthusiastically: "Aunt Du, this is Grandpa Gu, he is here to build a school for us."

Aunt Du immediately smiled and said, "It's a city dweller who did good deeds. Oh, I didn't see it clearly. I'm so embarrassed."

Gu Cun smiled and waved his hand: "It's okay, why don't you sit down and talk."

Aunt Du dropped the stick in her hand a little embarrassedly, and looked towards the village entrance. Liu Zhu was squatting on the side of the road, not knowing what he was doing.

The big shots have spoken.

The village chief naturally agreed.

He pulled a stool over from the side and placed it next to the table: "Aunt Du, come and sit for a while."

Aunt Du sighed and pointed at one of the older children: "Liu Ke, go call Zhuzi over.

Just say that you won’t talk to him today and ask him to come back.”

The person being pointed at was a girl.

Just now she said that she goes to school with Liu Zhu every day.

"Okay, Aunt Du, I'll go right away, but you can't beat Liu Zhu again when we get back, otherwise you'll be seen as someone who doesn't keep his word."

"go quickly."

The little girl then ran towards the village entrance.

Aunt Du sat down, obviously a little embarrassed.

She put her hands under the table, tugging at the seam of her trousers, lowered her head, and said nothing.

A different person from before.

Guo Fu poured a glass of water and placed it in front of her.

Aunt Du hesitated: "Thank you."

Since Aunt Du sat down and Liu Ke left, the little kids stayed there obediently without saying a word.

The atmosphere was a little awkward for a moment.

Gu Cun picked up the teacup, looked at the yellow water stains in the cup and the broken tea leaves floating on the water, shook his head, and put it on the table again.

"Auntie, how old is your Liu Zhu?"

The awkward atmosphere was broken.

It is much more convenient to answer the phone.

Aunt Du just raised her head, hummed, and looked at the village chief.

The village chief shook his head secretly and waved his hand: "Forget it, Mr. Gu, let me do it.

People in the village rarely see outsiders.

Some of them can't speak to some extent.

Liu Zhu is eight years old this year. "

"Hey." Aunt Du nodded and reached out to push the gray hair by her ear.

Speaking of Liu Zhu, the village chief shook his head repeatedly.

"Liu Zhu is indeed different from other children.

Other kids may be naughty, but at least they can listen to what others say.

Zhuzi is a very naughty kid.

Every day I'm either thinking about how to skip classes or how to play football like the people on TV.

It's really frustrating."

The village chief said this, sighing repeatedly.

Aunt Du chuckled twice, with obvious embarrassment in her laughter.

"His aunt, come to think of it, your family's Lao Liu is related to my family, otherwise I wouldn't say this to you, and don't be angry."

Aunt Du raised her head quickly, a trace of panic flashed in her eyes, and she waved her hands repeatedly: "Uncle, I also know that you are doing this for Zhuzi's good.

I am also trying my best to discipline Zhuzi.

But I really don’t know whose temperament this is, it doesn’t make me feel at ease at all.”

As Aunt Du spoke, her eyes turned red.

She quickly turned her back, raised her arms, and carefully wiped the corners of her eyes with her sleeves.

Gu Cun hurriedly dissuaded him: “This may be the nature of children.

Some children are born to study and will do well in school without any supervision.

But some children who don’t like studying can also shine in other fields.

No matter what the child is like, as long as he is not bad by nature, there is always something suitable for him to do. "

Everyone's eyes were on Gu Cun.

Gu Cun just sat there with a calm expression, allowing everyone to watch him.

Obviously, almost no one in the village had heard of his statement.

What a child's nature.

For the people in the village, if a child is not well disciplined, he or she will be beaten less often.

No matter how naughty a child is, he can be corrected by corporal punishment.

If all else fails, get married and have children soon.

Guo Fu also echoed: "Yes, we can't erase the nature of children.

It's in a remote mountainous area that we funded a few years ago.

There was a girl who loved dancing since she was a child.

He seldom even watches TV. He just dances by himself when he is herding sheep or cattle.

Just like what you all said, I don't want to study at all.

I would rather go home and herd sheep.

Now she is dancing classical dance in the dance school we founded.

She's really a natural dancer.

The body flexibility is better than that of children who have been dancing since childhood.

Isn’t this a kind of talent?”