This little thing Su Mingzhe did touched Luo Yuzhu's heart.

By the time she walked out of the bathroom, it was getting a little brighter again.

I walked around the Su family's yard. The yard was not big, and the layout was similar to that of the Luo family. There was nothing interesting to see.

So, Luo Yuzhu turned around and returned to the kitchen.

The rich aroma of pork belly mixed with the aroma of steamed buns penetrated her nostrils. Luo Yuzhu, who had just eaten two pieces of mochi, was hungry again. Fortunately, she didn't growl this time, which saved her from embarrassment.

At this moment, there was movement from the next door. Luo Yuzhu had nothing to say and asked:

"Whose house is next door?"

"That's our Uncle Chaojing's house. Grandpa is the second eldest son, and Uncle Chaojing is the youngest son of the fourth master."

Although Su Mingzhe's house and Su Chaojing's house are separated by a wall, they are both in the alley. The door of Su Mingzhe's house faces east and the door of Su Chaojing's house faces west. A wall separates the two houses.

If you want to go to Su Mingzhe's house and Su Chaojing's house, you need to walk out of the alley, walk two houses south to the main road, then turn west and turn north.

On weekdays, Su Mingzhe and Su Chaojing chatted across the wall, and borrowed anything through the wall.

It’s quite convenient to say.

"What about across the road to the east?"

"That's Uncle Jianjun's family, their surname is Zheng..."

Su Mingzhe also saw that Luo Yuzhu wanted to chat more to ease yesterday's embarrassment.

Su Mingzhe simply introduced her to the neighbors before and after, as well as the Su family members.

The first generation to settle in Pujiang was Su Mingzhe’s grandfather, also called great-great-grandfather, who came from the north.

Later, my great-great-grandfather had three sons, the second of whom was Su Mingzhe’s great-grandfather.

There are eight more families passed down from these three branches, namely, the eight brothers Su Mutou and Su Shitou, who are the grandfathers of Su Mingzhe.

Most of these grandparents disappeared during the Republic of China, and only two are still alive today.

Tomorrow, Luo Yuzhu will return home in three days, and will kowtow to the homes of these two grandfathers to say hello.

Su Mingzhe's uncles were quite prosperous at first, with a total of fifty or sixty people, but they also sacrificed a lot. Later, they left a lot to support the construction of other places. In the end, only sixteen people stayed in Pujiang.

As for Su Mingzhe's generation, there are not many men, only about twenty.

The eldest among them is Uncle Chaocheng's eldest son Su Minglin, who is thirty-two years old and has two sons and one daughter.
Chapter completed!