Crayon Shin-Chan: Selling BBQ in Kasukabe

On the bustling streets of Kasukabe, Liang Mengmeng opened a small barbecue stall. In the smoke rising from the charcoal fire, what she grilled was not only the sizzling and oily meat skewers, but also the warmth and healing hidden in the market. Crayon Shin-chan brought Xiaokui and Xiaobai to check in every day, calling for "roasted sausages of the same style as the dynamic Superman", and then using pocket money to exchange dried meat for Xiaobai; Nini lined up with a rabbit doll, and asked for "roasted sausages that are as delicious as mom's" Eggplant"; Kazama said that "only children like to eat roadside stalls", but always buys a bunch of grilled vegetables after school to relieve greasiness; Zhengnan timidly handed over his pocket money, just to taste the "grilled squid that makes people brave" recommended by Xiaoxin. From the first blossoming of spring cherry blossoms to the falling winter snow beside the fireplace, the barbecue stall has become a secret base for children, and has witnessed the daily life of neighbors: Guangzhi's comforting roasted kidneys when he came home late from working overtime, the wonderful combination of home-made pickles and barbecue sent by Mei Ya, the takeaway boy's words of "be careful of slippery roads" when picking up food in the rain... There is no earth-shattering plot, just laughter and companionship in the crackling sound of charcoal fire. Liang Mengmeng's barbecue stall is like a small lamp in Kasukabe, using fireworks to connect the ordinary days of a group of people, and roasting the most authentic taste of life - hot, warm, and full of hope.