Cai Cai's mother retired last year. The first thing she did after retirement was to create a family group. She would send out a "Good Morning and Evening News" every morning at six o'clock on time - the content was all-encompassing: today's vegetable prices, discount information in the supermarket downstairs, health information seen on TV, which roads are under construction and which stores are closed. Cai Cai found it funny and annoying, and he always replied with an "oh-oh-oh" message.
Until one day, my mother's "Good Morning and Evening News" suddenly stopped midway through. Cai Cai called, and his mother answered the phone with a weak voice: "I'm fine, I fainted due to low blood sugar. Well, the evening newspaper hasn't been sent out yet. Let me add - your favorite braised pork is frozen in the refrigerator, and the date is written in the ziplock bag. Don't eat it wrong." Cai Cai was on the other end of the phone, with a sore nose.
