The little one's purse connects the two worlds, turning a desolate village into a paradise.

"Slow down, why are you panting so much? Auntie will get it for you, don't rush!" The owner of the grain store looked at the little guy, whose face was flushed and who was panting heavily, and glanced back.

She was afraid that some mischievous dog was chasing after her.

Ya Ya patted her chest and calmed her breathing.

I bought a lot of meat, as well as various pickled vegetables and sauerkraut this time. I also bought some flour so I can make some dumplings.

She really enjoyed the dumplings I made last time, especially the ones with fern filling.

This time, I can come up with a lot of new combinations.

My aunt likes shepherd's purse, so I'll pack a lot for her to take with her.

The grain store owner quickly loaded all the items Ya Ya had ordered onto the cart, took the money, and dragged the items into the alley. "Thank you, Auntie!"

Ya Ya obediently thanked them, stood guard beside the three bulging bags, and patted each one in turn.

After checking the items in the room and the food on hand, I realized I hadn't bought any eggs for several days. I'll buy some more next time I come.

The small purse slowly warmed up, and with a flicker of light, Ya Ya's figure instantly returned to Lotus Village.

This time, instead of stepping on the kang (heated brick bed), Ya Ya specially changed the location. At night, a thick and soft Weijun green quilt was laid on the kang, and after being sun-dried for two days, the surroundings were filled with a faint smell of sunshine.

The small figure appeared directly in the kitchen, making the village chief and Fang Tiesheng, who were chatting, feel a little uncomfortable.

"Grandpa Village Chief, Grandpa Fang, Grandma, Uncle Zhao."

Ya Ya greeted everyone one by one.

Zhao Hu craned his neck and subconsciously looked at Ya Ya's stroller.

"Uncle Zhao, don't look! I've put them all into my spatial storage!"

Zhao Hu scratched his head somewhat awkwardly.

Isn't this just a habit?

Ya Ya asked everyone to move aside a little, and then, with a thought, she began to move the items out of the space one by one, showing off her shopping results for the day.

First came several large, substantial chunks of meat, brightly colored, along with a whole piece of fatty pork fat. Several small, scattered pieces of meat appeared on the table. Then, piles of round sweet potatoes and unidentifiable yellow fruits appeared, and various fresh vegetables were laid out in a staggered pattern. Following that were two sealed, transparent jars that smelled sour from a distance.

There was also a large, golden-yellow cabbage that smelled sour.

Two large, heavy bags of rice and noodles soon appeared on the ground. Fang Tiesheng knew without looking closely that the other large bag contained a box with sharp edges and corners, which must be a noodle box.

There were also bags printed with pictures of fruits and vegetables, in all sorts of colors and styles, which dazzled the four of them.

A jumble of smells rushed through my nose, as if I'd been to a bustling market inside the house.

After moving all the food out, Ya Ya glanced at the kang (a heated brick bed) next to her and saw a small pile of clothes on the kang surface.

The most eye-catching items were several cotton-padded jackets with a dull, yellowish-brown color and a bright sheen, printed with messy blue and green floral patterns. Following closely behind were several pairs of white woolen trousers with small patterns.

There was also a thick stack of thermal underwear and long johns piled up to the side; this time, the stockpiling was exceptionally complete.

Zhao Hu's eyelids twitched when he saw those cotton-padded jackets; Nannan's taste was becoming more and more unique.

Thankfully, it wasn't for him; judging by the quantity, it's meant specifically for Da Niu and a few others.

Zhao Hu looked down at his yellow fuzzy pants with duck prints on them, and found them increasingly pleasing to the eye.

After moving everything out, Ya Ya realized she hadn't come out of the kitchen yet. She struggled to squeeze out from the gaps between the stacked rice and flour bags and snuggled up next to Grandma Liu.

"These clothes were a gift from the guy at the clearance sale, they were free! He said he was going to throw them away if I didn't want them, so I brought them back!"

Ya Ya pointed to the white fuzzy pants next to her with her little hand, "Give one pair to each of Big Brother Niu and the others, and give the rest to the new sister."

Upon hearing this, Fang Tiesheng and Granny Liu were both taken aback. What new sister? How come they didn't know there was a new one?

Whose child is back?

The village chief gently patted Ya Ya's head, still unsure of what the little girl was thinking. He planned to ask her first before telling the villagers.

Unexpectedly, Nannan had already bought all the clothes for others.

Ya Ya pointed to the stack of thermal underwear and briefs: "Besides the ones for Grandpa Chen, Brother Da Niu, and Sister Xing Hua, everyone can take a set of the rest so we can change clothes later!"

After looking at the clothes, it was time to look at the huge pile of things on the table.

"Why did you buy so much meat today, little girl?" Fang Tiesheng took out a new notebook and pencil. These two things were much more convenient than his charcoal pencil and simple notebook. If he made a mistake, he could erase it and rewrite it.

"Many kinds of meat at the meat stall were discounted today, each one was a few dollars cheaper, so I bought more. Grandpa Fang said that the space in the sprout can prevent the meat from smelling bad."

"The meat in these little bags is only a little over three yuan per pound!"

"My daughter is so clever. She knows when to stock up on meat and makes good use of space. She's such a smart child."

Praised by her elders, Ya Ya proudly straightened her back, her eyes crinkling with joy.

He then introduced the sweet potatoes, potatoes, and several kinds of green vegetables. Finally, he brought out several packets of seeds. Fang Tiesheng had already reached into the bag and taken out the planting instructions that came with it, his eyes falling on the small print on the paper.

As soon as I put on my reading glasses, I started to ponder the light.