Man (part 2)
by Shengbin
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Every winter, every family in the alley set up an iron stove in the middle of the ground to keep warm with a chimney. A kettle sat on the stove all day long, and when the fire was high, the water boiled; Ding Fusheng brewed a pot of tea leaves, which were bought in advance. She was preparing to entertain guests who came to visit during the Spring Festival. Qingwang's daughter-in-law took the tea cup and said in a weird way: Mom, I said, why are those people who are so energetic and dare to be so polite? No, the tea has been brewed! Jinhu's wife should also join in the fun: Well; otherwise, after all these years, when has the eldest son ever made tea for us? Ding Fusheng said happily: Isn't this the Gregorian New Year! Then he took off his shoes, got on the kang, sat on the plug of the kang table, picked up the tea cup, examined it, and said seriously: I heard that there are stimulants in this tea, so that those who are not upright can drink it.
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