Chun Nuan and her younger siblings were weeding the wheat fields in the village when Aunt Luo came to help.
"Aunt Luo, did Uncle Luo go out to set up his stall again today?"
"Yes, he's really enthusiastic now. He gets up before dawn, always mentioning that a few brothers have booked him for massages." Aunt Luo was very pleased that her husband no longer had to haul cables by the river and still earned more than he did from hauling.
She even thought about having her daughter apprentices with Chun Nuan to learn some skills.
Her son, Xiao Gang, could learn his father's massage techniques and make a living out of it too.
"That's great."
Uncle Luo buys medicinal wine from them; although they sell it at a low price, it still adds to their income.
What's most commendable is that Uncle Luo never asked her to sell him the recipe; even when she offered, he insisted on not taking it, saying it was the Xiao family's secret and should be kept safe and not leaked.
