Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

Grandma said happily: Okay, I will talk to her when I get back.

However, it is hard to say whether we can contact her, as she sometimes goes out.

The educated youth cheered, "Look, as long as you know how to deal with things and talk sweetly, there's no old lady you can't win over! Isn't this good?"

Finally no more cleaning up cow dung

Mo'er's thoughts were always on the square. Seeing how well they were doing, he didn't say anything. Grandma's happiness was more important than anything else. Clean up all the cow and pig manure in the Youth League compound.

Then just do your own thing!

After the educated youth had taken care of the grandmother and were ready to go home, they returned to the educated youth compound, chatting and laughing. When they opened the door, they saw a clean yard without a speck of trash, and everyone was delighted. Then they all sat together for a meeting. The theme of the meeting was that anyone who dared to mess with Li Moer again would have to move out. This compound doesn't want troublemakers! And messing with Bi Niu Wen is even worse!

The next day, Mo'er went back to the county and placed the supplies in the yard of his younger brother, Chen Zhihao, and then took away the old items Chen Zhihao had collected. Then, he entered the space and put on makeup! Then, he went to the black market to find Brother Liu and told him about the transaction. Brother Liu immediately arranged for two trucks of old items to be transported to the woods where the transaction would take place. Seeing the piles of supplies, he was stunned.

Rice, wheat, sweet potatoes, peanuts, cotton, chicken eggs, duck eggs, goose eggs, and even ostrich eggs. Five cows, ten horses, ten donkeys, twenty pigs, twenty sheep, one hundred chickens, one hundred ducks, and one hundred geese. There's no other way. The livestock in this space are almost overflowing. There are too many. I have to sell some of them out!

Brother Liu was dumbfounded. How am I supposed to handle all these?

: What should I do with these living cows, sheep and horses?

Mo'er said: I don't care, you deal with it yourself! This time I don't want money, I just want old things, all kinds of huanghuali and nanmu sandalwood furniture, and famous liquors like Maotai and Wuliangye.

Then he looked at those old items. What made Mo'er happy was that Brother Liu got a particularly good guzheng this time. Mo'er liked it at first sight.

After asking them to load the old things into the car, she drove away.

When she got home, she took her guzheng and went to the cowshed to ask if anyone could play it. She wanted to learn. Unfortunately, no one in the cowshed knew how to play it.

With no other choice, he took the guzheng home. He planned to see if there were any downloaded videos on his computer that taught him how to play the guzheng.

Grandma was making dinner: rice, scrambled eggs, stir-fried potatoes and some cold tomatoes.

When the grandmother saw the guzheng, she ignored the food and took it over, stroking it slowly with her hands. Her eyes became hazy, obviously lost in memories.

Mo'er placed a plate of fried shredded potatoes on the table, then walked over to Great Grandma and asked, "Grandma, can you play the guzheng?" Great Grandma slowly regained consciousness from her memories and began to tell the story: "When I was little, my family was poor, so my grandmother sold me to a government official. There was a young lady in that family, a year older than me, and I began to serve her every day. The young lady was gentle, virtuous, well-educated, and never left the house. One birthday, a cousin gave her a guzheng. She loved it so much that she begged her father to find her a teacher. Soon, a female musician, rumored to be from the palace, arrived! Seeing that I also loved the guzheng, she asked me to learn, and we continued for three years. During those three years, the young lady and I practiced day and night, learning many pieces. Later, for some reason, the master was demoted to Hainan, and before leaving, he sent us all away. I had no choice but to return home and later married your great grandfather! I haven't seen the young lady since then! I wonder if she's still alive."