Dear friends, come on, come on, sit down, sit down! Listen to me tell you about the five treasured stories that our own author, Mr. Fu Shuiheng, has recently put together - I am not bragging, these five stories are more unique than the last, and each one is more interesting than the last. I keep it so that you can pat your thighs and shout "Absolutely brilliant" after reading it! Let's talk about the first one first, the "Mantra Protection Plan". Do you know that the "Jue Jue Zi", "Shut up" and "Shuan Q" that you talk about every day will actually expire one day? The story begins with a nerve-wracking notification - "Your 'Jue Jue Zi' has expired for three years, come and renew it." Fu Youtian squatted on the field ridge and saw this message, and he spat out a sip of tea three feet away. Then he discovered the mysterious "Language Administration" in the town - hundreds of thousands of glass jars hidden in the old building, each jar sealing the last glimmer of a dying word. Some jars are completely dark and are arranged as neatly as tombstones; some jars still have a faint light, and if you get closer, you can hear the thin voices. The most amazing thing is that "Nei Juan" and "Lie Ping" were locked up in the same warehouse and fought twice for three days, and the old manager had to use a copper bell to break up the fight! This story makes you laugh until your stomach hurts. After you finish laughing, you suddenly realize - are the vivid words in your mouth dying silently? Let's look at the second one, "Museum of Childhood Games". Huang Youtian was unemployed. He squatted on the balcony of a rental house and browsed recruitment software. When he was upset, he subconsciously drew a grid on the ground and jumped in with one foot. Just like that, he was spotted by a mysterious museum - they said he had activated the "hopscotch" game spirit and wanted to recruit him as a nursery! What the museum collects is not antique calligraphy and painting, but the "last breath" of hundreds of childhood games that are on the verge of being lost - the aura of the tumbling rope is sealed in a glass cover, and you can hear the little girl's laughter if you get closer; But the museum was about to be demolished, and the excavator drove to the door. The moment Huang Youtian raised the bell and rang it, a hundred thousand game spirits woke up at the same time and spurted out from the windows of the old building. The whole street was stunned. Do you want to listen to it and see if the games you played as a child are still alive? The third one is "Folk Wisdom Database". This story is directly related to our Chixi Village! Mr. Fu Shuiheng - yes, he is our own author - left behind a mysterious wooden machine, with the pattern of Hakka houses carved on the outer shell, and the countdown on the screen ticking. Grandma called her grandson Fu Youtian: "Your grandpa's database has alarmed! The screen says 'Serious lack of data and is about to enter a dormant period'. Will it explode?" Fu Youtian rushed back to Chixi Village and found that the machine left by grandpa actually contained hundreds of people's life tips. ——How to make pickled mustard greens without sour taste, the secret of tenderizing old hen's chicken, what to do if the longan tree bears fruit every other year, what to do if the apple snails in the rice fields cannot be removed... But after grandpa passed away (don't worry, it was later changed to grandpa going away for three years), no one "feed" the data for three years, and the database was starved to death. So Fu Youtian took two foreign treasures—Fang Kele and Lin Shen—knocking on doors to collect folk wisdom. The grandmother kicked them out with a broom, and Fu Musheng disliked them for "talking around like chicken intestines." In the end, he pried open the mouths of the whole village with a pot of rice wine. What's even more amazing is that Fang Kele, an Internet product manager from Shenzhen, actually resigned and stayed in Chixi Village to write code for this wooden machine! The boss in Shenzhen probably had his eyes popping out when he saw the title of the resignation letter. The fourth one is "The Disappearing Career Documentary". Mr. Fu Shuiheng is back from overseas! When he came back from this trip, he not only brought back folk wisdom from all over the world, but he also had another big thing in mind - he discovered that the only things that disappeared faster than life tips were those who spent a lifetime mastering a craft. So he took Fang Keke and Lin Shen and ran all over the mountain with the camera, filming the soul woman, the cup tinker, the knife sharpener, the barber, the cooper... Each one was "the last one." Calling the soul woman Wang Jiumei, who is ninety-two years old, combed Fang Kele's hair three times, tied a red rope around his wrist, and then began to call the soul - the voice came from the thin body, penetrated the dim earth building, and echoed in the courtyard. Fang Kele, an Internet person who does not believe in gods or ghosts, his eyes turned red as he listened, and he held back a sentence: "What is the difference between combing three times and combing four times?" Lai Huowang, a bowl tinker, has been mending bowls for 63 years. His most proud job is that he spent a whole month repairing a Ming Dynasty blue and white bowl that was broken into 17 pieces, using 106 nails. He gave Fu Shuiheng a nail that he was most satisfied with and said: "If I am no longer here, this nail will still be there, which means that my journey in this world was not in vain." This documentary filmed 17 disappearing professions, with more than 200 hours of footage. In the first week of launch, the number of views exceeded 10 million. The fifth one is "Neighborhood Relationship Pattern Library". This story tells something that each of us is experiencing but few people seriously think about - the community where you live, do you know the last name of your neighbor across the door? Fu Shuiheng discovered that what was more terrifying than the disappearance of old craftsmanship was the desertification of neighborhood relationships. He stayed in the county town for three days, and the two houses across from him opened their doors at the same time to pick up express delivery, and they didn't even say hello. So he decided to add a new category to the database - "Neighborhood Relationship Pattern Library" to systematically preserve Chixi Village's ancestral wisdom on how to get along with neighbors. Pickled cabbage diplomacy, longan tree mediation, favor accounts for borrowing hoes... Fang Kele wrote these into structured data, and then followed Fu Shuiheng, Lin Shen and Fang Hai, a community planner from Shanghai, to visit Tianzifang in Shanghai, Liangzhu in Hangzhou, old communities in Chengdu, and Shapowei in Xiamen, collecting tips on getting along with neighbors from various places. There is an Aunt Qiu who is the "alley president" in Tianzifang, Shanghai. She has been in charge of other people's affairs for more than 30 years and has not received a penny in salary. "I am a very generous person! Last year, I paid for the sanitation in the alley and bought brooms myself." Cheng The Ba Ba Banquet in Du Lao Community lasted from five or six households to fifty or sixty households. Fang Keke was ordered around by the old lady and ran up and down sweating profusely. Finally, he sat on the extra small table and had the most lively meal in his life. At the end of the story, a package of Hakka sauerkraut sent from Chixi Village to Shanghai was placed on a shared shelf in the community, which changed the social structure of more than 200 households in the entire building. The group exploded - "What pickled cabbage?" "Are there any more?" "I took a pack of fried pork slices, and my husband ate three bowls of rice!" Five stories, five cuts, all about the same thing - in this era where everything is about "fast" and "new", does anyone still remember those old flavors, old craftsmanship, old rules, and old friendships that are disappearing? Is there anyone else willing to bend down and pick it up? Mr. Fu Shuiheng's pen is not imaginary. Every word he writes carries the earthy smell of Chixi Village, the sound of the leaves of the longan tree, and the fragrance of the tea from Grandma's stove. When you read his story, you will laugh until you slap your thigh, and your nose will get sore from laughing - because you will find that what he writes is not just a story, he writes about the village where you lived when you were a child, the old sayings from your grandparents that no one will ever speak, and the warmth of the neighborhood that you have never experienced since you moved to the city. Okay, after all the boasting, let's get down to business! These five stories have been launched simultaneously on the following platforms: Tomato Novel, Tomato Music, Toutiao Express Edition, Toutiao, Wukong Browser, Danhua, and Changdu Novel. Dear friends, hurry up and search to see it first! When searching, please pay attention to user 26182811, this is our own author Mr. Fu Shuiheng! Don't search wrongly. If you search wrongly, you will find someone else's story, but the taste will be far different! If you still feel it's not enough after reading it—I bet you will—then don't be polite, sound your creative charge, go to the comment area and shout: "Mr. Fu, write another one! It's not enough!" There are more people urging me to update it. When Mr. Fu is happy, he might write another even better one to keep us entertained. Finally, I sincerely thank you all for your time. Your willingness to take the time to read these stories is the best support for Mr. Fu and the best protection for the disappearing beautiful things in the land of Chixi Village. The tea under the longan tree is still hot, and the story continues. See you there for the next story!
Dear friends, come on, come on, sit down, sit down! Listen to me tell you about the five treasured stories that our own author, Mr. Fu Shuiheng, has recently put together - I am not bragging, these five stories are more unique than the last, and each one is more interesting than the last. I keep it so that you can pat your thighs and shout "Absolutely brilliant" after reading it! Let's talk about the first one first, the "Mantra Protection Plan". Do you know that the "Jue Jue Zi", "Shut up" and "Shuan Q" that you talk about every day will actually expire one day? The story begins with a nerve-wracking notification - "Your 'Jue Jue Zi' has expired for three years, come and renew it." Fu Youtian squatted on the field ridge and saw this message, and he spat out a sip of tea three feet away. Then he discovered the mysterious "Language Administration" in the town - hundreds of thousands of glass jars hidden in the old building, each jar sealing the last glimmer of a dying word. Some jars are completely black and are arranged as neatly as tombstones; some jars still have a faint light, and if you get closer, you can hear the thin voices. The most amazing thing is that "Nei Juan" and "Lie Ping" were locked up in the same warehouse and fought twice for three days. The old manager had to use a copper bell to fight! This story makes you laugh until your stomach hurts. After you finish laughing, you suddenly realize - are the vivid words in your mouth dying silently? Let's look at the second one, "Museum of Childhood Games". Huang Youtian was unemployed, squatting on the balcony of a rental house and browsing the recruitment software. When he was upset, he subconsciously drew a grid on the ground and jumped in with one foot. Just like that, he was targeted by a mysterious museum - they said he had activated the "hopscotch" game spirit and wanted to recruit him as a nursery! What the museum collects is not antique calligraphy and painting, but the "last breath" of hundreds of childhood games that are on the verge of being lost - the aura of the tumbling rope is sealed in a glass cover, and you can hear the little girl's laughter if you get closer; But the museum was about to be demolished, and the excavator drove to the door. The moment Huang Youtian raised the bell and rang it, a hundred thousand game spirits woke up at the same time and spurted out from the windows of the old building. The whole street was stunned. Do you want to listen to it and see if the games you played as a child are still alive? The third one is "Folk Wisdom Database". This story is directly related to our Chixi Village! Mr. Fu Shuiheng - yes, he is our own author - left behind a mysterious wooden machine, with the pattern of Hakka houses carved on the outer shell, and the countdown on the screen ticking. Grandma called her grandson Fu Youtian: "Your grandpa's database has alarmed! The screen says 'Serious lack of data and is about to enter a dormant period'. Will it explode?" Fu Youtian rushed back to Chixi Village and found that the machine left by grandpa actually contained hundreds of people's life tips. ——How to make pickled mustard greens without sour taste, the secret of tenderizing old hen's chicken, what to do if the longan tree bears fruit every other year, what to do if the apple snails in the rice fields cannot be removed... But after grandpa passed away (don't worry, it was later changed to grandpa going away for three years), no one "feed" the data for three years, and the database was starved to death. So Fu Youtian took two foreign treasures—Fang Kele and Lin Shen—knocking on doors to collect folk wisdom. The grandmother kicked them out with a broom, and Fu Musheng disliked them for "talking around like chicken intestines." In the end, he pried open the mouths of the whole village with a pot of rice wine. What's even more amazing is that Fang Kele, an Internet product manager from Shenzhen, actually resigned and stayed in Chixi Village to write code for this wooden machine! The boss in Shenzhen probably had his eyes popping out when he saw the title of the resignation letter. The fourth one is "The Disappearing Career Documentary". Mr. Fu Shuiheng is back from overseas! When he came back from this trip, he not only brought back folk wisdom from all over the world, but he also had another big thing in mind - he discovered that the only things that disappeared faster than life tips were those who spent a lifetime mastering a craft. So he took Fang Keke and Lin Shen and ran all over the mountain with the camera, filming the soul woman, the cup tinker, the knife sharpener, the barber, the cooper... Each one was "the last one." Calling the Soul Po Wang Jiumei, who is ninety-two years old, combed Fang Kele's hair three times, tied a red rope around his wrists, and then began to call the soul - the voice came from the thin body, penetrated the dim earth building, and echoed in the courtyard. Fang Kele, an Internet person who does not believe in gods or ghosts, his eyes turned red as he listened, and he held back a sentence: "What is the difference between combing three times and combing four times?" Lai Huowang, a bowl tinker, has been mending bowls for 63 years. His most proud job is that he spent a whole month repairing a Ming Dynasty blue and white bowl that was broken into 17 pieces, using 106 nails. He gave Fu Shuiheng a nail that he was most satisfied with and said: "If I am no longer here, this nail will still be there, which means that my journey in this world was not in vain." This documentary filmed 17 disappearing professions, with more than 200 hours of footage. In the first week of launch, the number of views exceeded 10 million. The fifth one is "Neighborhood Relationship Pattern Library". This story tells something that each of us is experiencing but few people seriously think about - the community where you live, do you know the last name of your neighbor across the door? Fu Shuiheng discovered that what was more terrifying than the disappearance of old craftsmanship was the desertification of neighborhood relationships. He stayed in the county town for three days, and the two houses across from each other opened their doors at the same time to pick up express delivery, but they didn't even say hello. So he decided to add a new category to the database - "Neighborhood Relationship Pattern Library" to systematically preserve Chixi Village's ancestral wisdom on how to get along with neighbors. Pickled cabbage diplomacy, longan tree mediation, favor accounts for borrowing hoes... Fang Kele wrote these into structured data, and then followed Fu Shuiheng, Lin Shen and Fang Hai, a community planner from Shanghai, to visit Tianzifang in Shanghai, Liangzhu in Hangzhou, old communities in Chengdu, and Shapowei in Xiamen to collect tips on how to get along with neighbors in various places. There is an Aunt Qiu who is the "alley president" in Tianzifang, Shanghai. She has been taking care of other people's affairs for more than 30 years without ever receiving a penny in salary. "I'm a very generous person! Last year, I paid for the sanitation in the alley and bought brooms myself." Cheng The Ba Ba Banquet in Du Lao Community lasted from five or six households to fifty or sixty households. Fang Keke was ordered around by the old lady and ran up and down sweating profusely. Finally, he sat on the extra small table and had the most lively meal in his life. At the end of the story, a package of Hakka sauerkraut sent from Chixi Village to Shanghai was placed on a shared shelf in the community, which changed the social structure of more than 200 households in the entire building. The group exploded - "What pickled cabbage?" "Are there any more?" "I took a pack of fried pork slices, and my husband ate three bowls of rice!" Five stories, five cuts, all about the same thing - in this era where everything is about "fast" and "new", does anyone still remember those old flavors, old craftsmanship, old rules, and old friendships that are disappearing? Is there anyone else willing to bend down and pick it up? Mr. Fu Shuiheng's pen is not imaginary. Every word he wrote carried the earthy smell of Chixi Village, the sound of the leaves of the longan tree, and the fragrance of the tea from Grandma's stove. When you read his story, you will laugh until you slap your thigh, and your nose will get sore from laughing - because you will find that what he writes is not just a story, he writes about the village where you lived when you were a child, the old sayings from your grandparents that no one will ever speak, and the warmth of the neighborhood that you have never experienced since you moved to the city. Okay, after all the boasting, let's get down to business! These five stories have been launched simultaneously on the following platforms: Tomato Novel, Tomato Music, Toutiao Express Edition, Toutiao, Wukong Browser, Danhua, and Changdu Novel. Dear friends, hurry up and search to see it first! When searching, please pay attention to user 26182811, this is our own author Mr. Fu Shuiheng! Don't search wrongly. If you search wrongly, you will find someone else's story, but the taste will be far different! If you still feel it's not enough after reading it—I bet you will—then don't be polite, sound your creative charge, go to the comment area and shout: "Mr. Fu, write another one! It's not enough!" There are more people urging me to update it. When Mr. Fu is happy, he might write another even better one to keep us entertained. Finally, I sincerely thank you all for your time. Your willingness to take the time to read these stories is the best support for Mr. Fu and the best protection for the disappearing beautiful things in the land of Chixi Village. The tea under the longan tree is still hot, and the story continues. See you there for the next story!
There are many female protagonists. I recommend these two books. The descriptions are very detailed and vivid, and the sense of immersion is super strong. The more you read, the more you read them. I suggest you read them carefully. Each of the female protagonists is very charming.
It's a Machiavellian novel with multiple male protagonists, and the plot is quite novel. Depending on how long I read it, I've read it several times. Some plots are so good that you can read them over and over again, such as Chapter 277!
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