Introduction
On the day when Li Shuanzhu arrived at Chunlian's house with his bedroll on his shoulders, Wang Gui was about to move to the courtyard to bask in the sun. He put down his luggage and stepped forward to help Wang Gui, carefully supporting Wang Gui's residual leg to move to the bench. Chun Lian looked on, her eyes so red that she didn't speak. After entering the house, she brought a bowl of cold water and pointed to the leaky woodshed: "You can survive first."
At noon, Chunlian fried a rare plate of eggs. Four bowls were gathered around the small table. No one said anything, but they all put vegetables into the baby's bowl. In the days that followed, Li Shuanzhu became the family's "helper": he would go to the ground before dawn, and Chunlian would heat breakfast on the stove early in the morning; in the evening, when he was chopping firewood, Wang Gui would call him in the courtyard to take a break and pass a bag of tobacco leaves. Gossip in the village was blowing like the wind, but Li Shuanzhu remembered the bowl of cold water and the plate of eggs when he first arrived, and how tightly he squeezed his arm when he helped Wang Gui. This "help" was not about face, but the light in Chunlian's eyes, Wang Gui's unspoken thanks, the hot food in the baby's bowl, and the real days that slowly brought the home that was about to fall apart back on track.
Do you need me to write another version based on the style of this introduction that focuses on Li Shuanzhu's inner feelings (such as his awkwardness when he first arrived, and then his gradual acceptance of the changes in this family)? 3
Purpose: It is to let future generations know that in that era, a family was helpless and came up with the conspiracy.