No More Rolls! I Went Back to the Mountain Village to Live a Pastoral Life

[Daily life in the countryside] [Rural life] [Catch mountains and rivers] [Fishing and touching shrimps] [Going to market and setting up stalls] [Food] [Cute pets] [Leisurely healing] [No system, no powers] Are you tired of the hustle and bustle of the city? I squeeze into the subway to go to work every day, work overtime while trapped in a cubicle, and eat takeout that has been reheated countless times. When I open my eyes, I am still working, but when I close my eyes, I am still working. My salary has not increased much, but my shoulders, neck, waist and stomach are getting more uncomfortable day by day. Jiang Che spent six years like this. Until the leader took credit for the project and wanted him to take the blame when something went wrong, he finally couldn't bear it anymore. "Go to hell, I won't get into this bad class!" Jiang Che turned around and returned to Wuxi Village deep in the mountains, living in the old compound left by his grandfather. From then on, life changed. Watch the mountain fog dissipate in the early morning. Take a walk along the stream in the evening and watch the sunset dye the valley a little red. When I have nothing to do, I carry a bamboo basket on my back and go hiking in the mountains, digging bamboo shoots, picking fungi, wild fruits, and chestnuts. When the weather is nice, I take my fishing rod to catch the water and spend half a day fishing, fishing for snails, catching shrimps, flipping crabs, and going into cages on the ground. In the yard, some cucumbers and tomatoes were planted, chickens, ducks and geese were raised, and native dogs and civet cats were gradually introduced. Digging bamboo shoots and watching flowers in spring, playing in the water and fishing in summer, picking chestnuts and persimmons in autumn, and simmering a pot of hot soup around the stove in winter. There is no mission in life that must be completed, and there is no easy way to become worth over 100 million. There are mountains, water, cats, dogs, chickens and ducks, as well as three or five friends and three meals a day. When I feel tired, I take a nap under the tree. When I got hungry, I went into the mountains to find something to eat. Jiang Che finally understood that life does not necessarily have to keep moving forward. Live every ordinary day comfortably, freely and comfortably. This in itself is life.