Li Ran's family lives in the northern suburbs of Fengcheng. In the late 1990s, development was just started here, so the residents were relatively few. Some prescient people in the city bought the land early and built small buildings. Li Ran is one of them. At the time of the divorce, her husband Xiao Ruochen made some concessions in order to snatch her son from her. He gave her this slightly remote property.

Although it is a bit remote, it is considered to be a suburb. Because of this, there is no crowded traffic and traffic in the center of the city. The scenery is beautiful, the trees are shaded, and the roads are wide and flat. The new green belts on both sides of the road have begun to take shape, and the cool autumn winds blow through, comfortable and pleasant.

As usual, Auntie Wu heard the sound of Li Ran's car and happily ran out to greet him. When she saw that Li Ran's friend was a man, she was very happy-this was the first time to get back her boyfriend after divorce, and her heart no longer needed to be alone!

Zhang Min got out of the car and paid a respectful nod to the aunt Wu who greeted them. "You are Aunt Wu, I heard Li Ran on the way, and it's troublesome for you," he said politely.

"Yeah, huh, what's the trouble, I haven't been here for a long time, and I'm too happy to welcome it. Welcome and welcome, hurry into the house, the meals are ready, and I'll wait for you." Just in Zhang Suddenly Min looked up, Aunt Wu noticed his appearance and gave a sudden stun.

The house was spotlessly cleaned by Aunt Wu. The scent of the meal lingers in every corner. Li Ran's home is a small building on the first floor and the second floor. Although the area is not very large, she and Aunt Wu live very broadly. She didn't dare to imagine what the family would look like without Aunt Wu. No matter how much suffering you experience outside, when returning home, there is always Aunt Wu's smile and thoughtfulness, so here is her warm rear, her spiritual pillar. To Li Ran, Li Aunt is her family and loved ones.

After washing his hands, Li Ran removed all the bowls on the plate from the dinner table. Not long after the dish was fried, it was still steaming hot. Aunt Wu said, "Ran didn't tell me what kind of friends I brought back, so I just made some home-cooked meals, but you see, if I need anything, I will do it again."

"What a good home-cooked food, I can't stand it until I smell it." Zhang Min said with a smile, "I haven't eaten home-cooked food for a long time."

Li Ran said: "Then eat more. Shanxi people like to be jealous. Basically, vinegar is added to every dish. Your stomach is not good. Eat these to digest."

"Is the stomach bad?" Aunt Wu, who had just sat down after a busy day, asked, "What's wrong with the stomach?" She asked with the same care as her child.

"Oh, aunt, he came from the hospital because he had severe stomach cramps because of drinking ...".

After listening to Li Ran, the chopsticks that Auntie Wu had just picked up dropped again. She didn't say a word, stood up and went to the kitchen to do something. Hearing that the range hood was ringing again, Zhang Min asked the kitchen door, "Aunt Wu, there are so many already, what are you busy with? Let's eat, the food will be cold."

"Let 's eat, I will make you some sour noodle soup, the ingredients are ready-made, and it will be ready right away," said Aunt Wu.

Aunt Wu's Sour Noodle Soup was really ready soon, and she gave everyone a bowl. Zhang Min took a bite and said excitedly, "It's so delicious, my grandpa loves this kind of rice, and it affects our whole family."

"If you like to eat more," Wu Yi added another spoonful to Zhang Min's bowl. He was also very polite and ate in a big mouth. Aunt Wu couldn't keep her mouth shut. "This is just the most common home-cooked meal here, huh, aren't you a native when you hear an accent?"

"Supposedly I should be a local, but my grandfather went to Taiwan many years ago, so I grew up there."

"Taiwan?" Aunt Wu turned to look at Li Ran in surprise, "is it true?"

"Perhaps, huh, huh" Although Li Ran's words were not certain, his expression was already determined.

In the late 1990s, Taiwan and the mainland were almost isolated worlds. Taiwanese who come to the mainland must pass through Hong Kong or another country. The procedures are very cumbersome, so Taiwanese are very rare in the mainland; it is basically impossible for mainlanders to go to Taiwan.

Aunt Wu watched Zhang Minjin's delicious meal with tears, and two lines of tears ran down, "Like, really like!" She said.

Li Ran asked her suddenly, "Like? Like who? Aunt Wu, are you crying?"

"Oh," said Aunt Wu hesitantly, "he looks a lot like a person I know, oh, you look at me like this, I've made some lotus seed soup, I forgot to bring it ..." She got up and went to the kitchen. Zhang Min said gratefully behind him: "Aunt Wu, you haven't eaten anything yet, don't be busy anymore!"

"Come and come."

Zhang Min said that in the afternoon, some examinations were needed, and Li Ran returned to the hospital after dinner. I came back and found Aunt Wu holding an old photo and wiping her tears silently.

Li Ran sat next to her in surprise. Over the years, she has never seen Aunt Wu shed tears. What happened today?