Breakfast included not only dumplings but also six dishes.
The six dishes were a mix of at and vegetables, cold and hot.
The family sat around the table eating without talking.
After the al, before the dishes and bowls in the kitchen were cleaned up, people started coming over to pay New Year’s visits.
And it wasn’t just one or two people, but many.
Adults brought children, n brought won.
Even so elderly people ca.
Although she had anticipated the scenario of New Year’s visits today, Jiang Ran was still sowhat shocked when she saw the scene with her own eyes.
There were just too many people here!
While Jiang Ran was still looking at these people, they had already started cheerfully wishing Wang Cuilan and Pei Baoshan a Happy New Year.
So even spoke to Jiang Ran, and Jiang Ran could only respond with a smile and a "Happy New Year."
You can’t bla Jiang Ran; she hadn’t returned to the village much in the past six months, so she wasn’t very familiar with the villagers.
Even though she had the mory of the original owner, it was just a mory, like watching a movie or a TV show.
You forget it after watching; although you rember bits and pieces, you can’t rember everything.
Fortunately, these people weren’t there for Jiang Ran.
After greeting Jiang Ran, their attention shifted to the television.
At that mont, the TV was replaying last night’s Spring Festival Gala.
The people present had seen outdoor movies, but not many had watched television.
In such a small TV, there were movie-like images, and the sound was clear. How could they not be amazed and curious?
One by one, they stared intently at the TV, and the talking gradually subsided.
Even though the room was full of people, everyone was so focused on watching TV that no one spoke.
Jiang Ran had never seen such a scene before.
Feeling both novelty and a slight sense of nostalgia.
In just these few years.
By the ti the 90s arrived, people’s feelings towards television wouldn’t be like this anymore.
More people continued to arrive to pay New Year’s visits. After exchanging a few words, they too started watching TV.
Before long, the once spacious living room of the Pei Family was packed full.
With so many people in the room, it was warr, but the sll wasn’t very pleasant.
Jiang Ran frowned and decided to go out.
She looked at Pei Jing; he was sitting with a few kids from the village, all watching the TV intently.
Seeing this, Jiang Ran didn’t say anything and turned to head outside by herself.
The Pei Family adored Pei Jing and liked to play with him, but Pei Jing still needed to play with children his own age.
This was good for his growth and developnt.
Jiang Ran opened the door and slipped out sideways, taking a deep breath once outside.
It was still snowing outside, the air was brisk, but incredibly fresh.
Just as she took a breath, she heard the sound of the door opening behind her.
Jiang Ran turned her head and saw Pei Huai walking out.
"Why did you co out too?" Jiang Ran asked instinctively.
Pei Huai looked at Jiang Ran with a smile, "Why did you co out?"
"It was a bit stuffy," Jiang Ran answered honestly.
After speaking, Jiang Ran looked at Pei Huai, waiting for him to say sothing.
But who would have thought, Pei Huai just looked at her smiling, without any intention of speaking.
Jiang Ran, "???"
Since it was snowing outside, of course, Jiang Ran couldn’t stand at the door and catch a cold, "I’m going back inside."
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