The Strongest Dad in the 1980s: Fu Bao is the daughter of Heaven

"Grandma, Tangtang is hungry~"

She went directly to the kitchen, stood on tiptoes, and looked at the pots and pans on the stove.

Mother Chen filled her a small bowl of meat with distress, "Come on, have a taste. Let's eat Tangtang first."

In the kitchen, there was a small table and a small stool, just perfect for Tangtang to sit and eat.

The little guy ate one bite at a time, very quietly.

The adults outside were busy serving dishes and rice.

Chen Feng came in, saw her sitting and eating, and asked, "Tangtang, do you want to eat?"

Tangtang nodded, and couldn't help but replied: "Wait a minute, wait a minute, Tangtang hasn't finished eating yet."

"It's okay, just eat slowly and don't be in a hurry."

When the adults all sat down to eat, Tangtang was still slowly nibbling the meat her grandma gave her.

At the dinner table, the Zhou family's mother and son were very reserved. Chen Feng and the others could only help put the vegetables into bowls.

"Come on, brother, aunt, you guys eat more meat, we cook a lot at home."

The eldest brother of the Zhou family nodded repeatedly, feeling a little sorry.

During the dinner, Chen Feng also asked the eldest brother of the Zhou family about the situation of the eldest sister-in-law of the Zhou family.

The eldest brother of the Zhou family said quickly: "My health has improved a lot. Now I can eat a few more mouthfuls, and I can go out to bask in the sun obediently. I can also hug my children."

In the past, He Lian's health was very poor and she rarely held her children. They were always placed beside her bed to watch.

But after the root cause of her illness was eliminated, she was afraid of infecting her children, so she slept separately. Her legs and feet were almost weak even if she could take more than two steps, let alone sit with her children in her arms.

Now that he is in good health, the Zhou family members all lamented that it was amazing and felt that Chen Feng was really amazing.

For this reason, the eldest brother of the Zhou family also thanked Chen Feng repeatedly for his help.

"As long as my sister-in-law is in good health, don't say thank you. You all came to my house today to help farm the land. It's not too late for me to be happy."

After lunch, everyone just took a brief rest and then went to the fields again.

Tangtang also followed the adults.

Of course she didn't know how to plant rice seedlings, so she just sat on the edge of the field, holding her little tree in her hand.

Wangzu ran over and picked the wild fruit from nowhere. He handed it to Tangtang's hand and said, "Here, Tangtang, I'll give you something to eat."

Tangtang can distinguish between edible and inedible things. Seeing that Wangzu gave him edible things, she hurriedly responded, "Thank you, brother Wangzu."

"You're welcome."

Wangzu also sat down, watched her playing with her wooden doll, and asked, "What's wrong?"

Tangtang shook her head and sighed.

She didn't know why she sighed. Even adults seemed to like to sigh like this, so she sighed too.

Wang Zu looked at her sad face and asked, "Are you unhappy? How about I take you to play?"

When she heard that she was going to play, Tangtang's eyes lit up and she asked, "Where are we going to play?"

Wang Zu thought for a moment and then said: "How about we go pick wild vegetables and fry eggs, they are delicious. Let my mother fry eggs for us then."

"Okay, okay!"

The two of them talked and went to find the children who were also not in school yet.

A group of children walked towards the lawn on the south side of the village.

It is warm all year round here and is a growing area for plants, so it is actually very easy for everyone to grow vegetables, and few people eat vegetables grown in the wild.

Of course, if adults are free, they will occasionally pick some delicious ones and make them into food.

Several children came to the lawn and saw all kinds of wild vegetables.

Wangzu pointed to the shepherd's purse spread on the ground and said, "This one is edible, and this one can be used to fry eggs."

Later, Wangzu directed other children to help pick shepherd's purse, "When the time comes, my mother will fry eggs for us to eat."

As he spoke, he looked at Tangtang.

Tangtang was not helping, but walked towards another bush of grass.

Then she began to pick the buds from the grass.

Wangzu noticed it and hurriedly walked over and asked, "Tangtang, why are you picking this one? We should pick that one!"

Tangtang pointed to the various sprouts in front of her, "This one is also delicious. Brother Wangzu, this one is good."

Wangzu was puzzled because he had never eaten it before and asked uncertainly: "Really...really?"

"Yeah, it's delicious. Tangtang takes it back."

Seeing that she was happy picking them, Huihui nodded and said, "Then you pick them, and I'll go over there and take a look."

"it is good."

A child's childhood is so simple and easy to satisfy.

A lawn, with growing weeds, can also become a place for them to play around all day long.

When Grandma Wang came over, their children's baskets had already picked a lot.

Wangzu happily held up his basket and asked his mother: "Mom, we picked a lot of wild vegetables, can you fry some eggs for us?"

Grandma Wang was about to say that this child came here to play around again, but she put down those words again when she looked at the basket of shepherd's purses.

She looked at so many and replied: "This has many advantages. When the time comes, some of it will be fried eggs, and the rest will be used for other things."

Wangzu was very happy. He turned around and shouted to Tangtang who was still picking other leaves: "Tangtang, my mother agreed."

In fact, when Wangzu came to dig shepherd's purse at the beginning, he wasn't sure that his mother would fry eggs for him. He just wanted to take Tangtang for fun.

Tangtang looked up and saw that the basket in her hand was also full.

The fine hair covered her eyes. She brushed it away, hoping that her grandmother would come forward first.

"Tangtang, what are you picking here?" Wangzu Niang asked.

The more she looked at Tangtang, the more curious she became. Such a good little girl, who had spread bad rumors about her before? I don’t know how well-behaved and obedient she is.

Tangtang held up the grass leaf in her hand and replied, "I'm picking this."

Wangzu Niang recognized it, it was mugwort.

"What are you doing picking these mugwort leaves?" she asked.

"Eat?"

Tangtang quickly put the handful in her hand into the basket and said to Wangzu Niang, "Mother, this is delicious, fried eggs."

"Fried eggs?" Wangzu Niang was a little surprised.

Tangtang nodded quickly, "Yeah, fried eggs, they are delicious. Do you want to fry them?"

She seemed to be looking forward to it, but she was afraid that the adults would disapprove.

Grandmother Wang knew the mugwort in Tangtang’s hand. It was called Da mugwort here. Because there were still small mugwort trees growing in the fields, they called it Da mugwort.

Daai is a good thing. It is said to be good for women. If a woman feels uncomfortable, has bad menstruation, or has a stomachache, she can use it to boil water to soak her feet or drink.

However, Daai can be seen everywhere in the rural fields, patches as tall as a child, and some that are shorter.

The root system of mugwort is intricate in the ground, and people rarely use it, so there are quite a lot of it here and there.

Some people who don’t understand may confuse mugwort with wormwood and even motherwort.

Seeing Tangtang's expectant look, Wangzu Niang smiled and asked, "Do you want to use it to fry eggs?"

"Hmm, it's delicious. It's good for your health, my mother-in-law."

Although Wangzu Niang had never eaten the fried eggs Tangtang mentioned, she looked at the big mugwort sprouts in the child's basket and the expectant look in the child's eyes.

She smiled and nodded, "Okay, I'll make it for you when I get back later."