This is an ancient town. Although it has inconvenient transportation, it has excellent feng shui. It has been chosen by royal families as their final resting place since ancient times.
Walking straight along the street, there is a big house at the corner. It is said that it was the villa of a businessman in the Ming Dynasty. The war in the late Ming Dynasty caused the house to change owners several times.
Three years ago, a pair of foreign brothers bought this dilapidated house, carefully renovated it, converted the courtyard facing the street into a study, and started a calligraphy and painting business.
A month later, my brother found a job as a Chinese teacher in a middle school in the town and began teaching and educating people. The younger brother took the account book and became the shopkeeper of the study.
Fast forward three years. On weekdays, one of the brothers teaches and the other works as a storekeeper. They are well-educated and gentle.
But no one can tell the origins of these brothers. They only know that one of them is called An An and the other is An Sheng, and the name of this study is exactly: Life and Life. . .