Second Uncle nodded in agreement and said, "Yes, time flies so fast, and we don't know what the future holds. There was a natural disaster outbreak two years ago, and this year, apart from floods, things are relatively fine. But this sense of uncertainty is really unsettling."
Uncle had a more relaxed attitude and said, "Leave the future's matters to the future. We can't possibly know what will happen. Do what you can, and leave the rest to fate."
"You have a good mindset." Second Uncle chuckled, glancing at Uncle, and then said, "Last time you brought back so many things from the Western Alliance; it took several days just to sort it all out. So, how was your last trip out there?"
Uncle thought for a moment and said, "Nothing much, just a long journey. Being older, sitting for long made my backside sore."
Speaking of this, Uncle laughed.
