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"Maybe there'll be a signal by now. It's understandable that the signal is weak in such a remote place," Cuiling insisted on sending a message first. She edited the important information first, and it didn't matter if she couldn't send it immediately. She would send it every few minutes until it was sent.

She naturally sent it to her younger sister, who has many connections and friends, and will definitely go to great lengths to get them out of trouble.

Lang Mingxi then sent the message to his business partners, asking them to hire a search and rescue team. He knew Xiaomeng would also be looking for help, but notifying more people meant having more people to help find a solution. He didn't send the message to his family, fearing that the elderly would worry and might make mistakes. He planned to tell them after they left the area.

It's unclear whether the satellites didn't like flying over their heads or what, but it took them several hours to successfully send the satellite text message.

It was also because of their good location, being by a river with a relatively open space, that they were fortunate enough to be able to connect to the communication satellite.

Knowing that they couldn't be rescued anytime soon, the two of them, with a child in tow, naturally had to work hard to solve their survival problems.

Lang Mingxi only has legal knowledge and basic wilderness survival skills, so he's completely lost.

But Cui Ling didn't seem very flustered.

She first asked Lang Mingxi to calculate the food the three of them had, and then calculated that the clean water and food they brought could only last for two days at most, even if they ate sparingly.

Fortunately, there was a river nearby, so they had no shortage of fresh water. They just needed to find a way to boil the water and drink it.

Then we just need to figure out how to gather some food.

Cui Ling and Lang Mingxi were both in a stable mood, so Dou Dou didn't take the jungle environment seriously and thought she was having a picnic.

The two first found a place to build a shelter in case it rained.

There is no shortage of branches and leaves in the rainforest environment; as long as you have the tools, you can cut off the large leaves.

Fortunately, they had a multi-functional fruit knife in their luggage. It was a local specialty that Lang Mingxi bought for more than 2,000 yuan during a business trip. It had been lying in the corner of his suitcase, and now it finally came in handy.

He used the mini tools that came with the multi-tool to saw tree branches, cut vines, and trim leaves. Although his movements were a bit slow, the tools were made of strong steel, so he was quite efficient.

The leaves here are as big as the bamboo leaves used for making zongzi (sticky rice dumplings) back home; picking a few dozen leaves would be enough to build a fairly sturdy roof.

Cuiling twisted tree bark torn from the vines into ropes, wove leaves into them, and strung them together into strips of leaf tiles.

Tree branches of all sizes were used as beams and pillars, and leaves were used as the roof. A simple little pavilion with only a roof was completed.

They also used branches and vines to build a simple bed to prevent themselves from getting cold and sick from sleeping directly on the damp ground.

Lang Mingxi cut and moved the materials, Cui Ling wove, and Dou Dou plucked leaves. The family of three worked together and quickly set up their small campsite for the night.

Their efficiency amazed the dozen or so foreigners, who all called them wilderness survival experts.

Because the other foreigners didn't know how to make ropes, the shelters they built weren't as decent as the ones Cuiling and the others made.

Cui Ling and the others worked hard to gather dry branches and start a fire. They got the kindling from the captain because he smoked.

Although they still have a small amount of water and food, they must actively search for food.

While others were still setting up shelters, this family was already discussing raising river fish.