Soon, a small wooden fish began making its rounds through all the tents.
It was said that knocking on it 100 times could bring good luck to Sweet Mei. Could we not help out with this small task they've been busy with?
Everyone who knocked on the wooden fish felt their mood lift after a few knocks. But when more people joined in, it seemed like no one could reach 100 knocks. The highest record so far was just 59 knocks before giving up.
Oh really?
Could such a small wooden fish be a challenge for us Hakka people?
Most Hakka people live in relatively barren areas, which is related to their early migration habits, but this has also fostered their spirit of mutual help and never giving up.
A small goal of knocking on a wooden fish 100 times, is it really impossible to accomplish?
What an international joke!
The determined grandpas and grandmas began taking on the challenge of the small wooden fish.
