Chapter 108: New Year's Visit

After leaving the Zhao Family, Mrs. Jiang took her six grandchildren to another house to mooch food and drinks.

On this journey, they had eaten lantern cakes, fried sugar cakes, cotton seed cake, honey tri-cut, sugar dates, fried dough twists, sticky rice cake, and fried twist dough, managing to suppress their burps while visiting other homes for New Year's greetings. Mrs. Jiang was much the same, having had seven or eight cups of tea, cracking a couple of sunflower seeds while chatting, and, after having a bowl of dumplings in the morning, she wasn't even hungry by the time she got home for lunch, settling for a water-filled belly.

Back home, it was much the same with Jiang Jianguo and his brothers, all sitting at home and burping, with different flavors of burps, sweet, salty, and even spicy ones.

"The village head has some pickled little fish, really flavorful but too spicy. Mom, don't forget to go have a taste this afternoon," Jiang Jianguo said.