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

Zhao Hu and Da Niu, hearing their names called, curiously stepped forward.

These are several objects called wheelbarrows. The cargo box is a bright indigo blue, just like a tricycle, and it has two wheels. The cargo box is trapezoidal, unlike the usual wooden planks used for hauling goods. Behind the wheels are two iron supports that firmly hold the vehicle in place. The two slanted, curved handles at the back are higher than those on a flatbed cart, making them easier to grip.

Xiong Bo reached out and pressed the thick tire.

He had mentioned to Little Fairy Ya Ya that he wanted to buy a few of these black wheels and nail together some wooden frames to make a cart bed. Unexpectedly, Little Fairy Ya Ya bought three carts that were already in the area!

"Little Fairy Ya Ya, where is this used for hauling goods?" Xiong Bo asked, circling the wheelbarrow.

"Yes, it's for hauling goods. It saves a lot of effort. Look at my little dump truck."

Ya Ya gripped the handlebars with both hands and looked around. She found that there didn't seem to be anything particularly heavy that she could put in her little car as a demonstration. She turned her head and looked at Xiao Shuanzi, whose little hands were groping around in the back of the car, and her eyes lit up.

"Little Shuanzi, come here, sit down."

Without saying a word, Xiao Shuanzi plopped down into the truck bed, his body just inside, with his legs and arms dangling outside.

"Hold on tight, I'm going to push!"

"Okay!" Xiao Shuanzi held onto the sides of the truck bed with both hands.

Ya Ya gripped the handle tightly and pushed the little cart around the yard. The yard was made of compacted soil, flat and smooth, so it wasn't bumpy at all when she ran.

Little Shuanzi sat in the back of the truck, giggling incessantly.

Little Bean stood next to the sofa, picking at his fingers and staring longingly.

After running around for three or four laps, Ya Ya finally stopped. She put a little force on the handlebars, and the bike tilted forward. Xiao Shuanzi sat up from the inside with his feet touching the ground.

"Hey, this is so easy! This little car looks small and light, but it's also quite sturdy. Even with my little girl's thin arms and legs, she can carry people around in circles."

Seeing that Ya Ya had stopped, Xiong Bo pointed to a mechanism that looked like a clasp at the connection between the cargo bed and the large cart and asked Ya Ya, "Little fairy Ya Ya, what is this, and what is its function?"

Ya Ya straightened her little cart before walking around it. She stared at the latch for a while, racking her brain for Xiao Zhao's explanation: "This seems to be a mechanism that can flip the cart over and empty things. When Xiao Zhao pushes it up, the cart flips over by itself with a click, and the things inside can be poured out."

I also asked Brother Zhao what kind of solid wheels they were. They were even sturdier than those of a tricycle, so they could be pushed along gravel roads and muddy roads, and even go up mountains.

Xiong Bo looked down at the spring latch, tentatively pried it open with his hand and pushed it up. With a click, the truck bed flipped up on its own.

"Wow! It really is! It flipped over by itself with just a push, saving us the trouble of lifting it ourselves."

After answering Uncle Bear's question, Ya Ya rubbed her little hands together, then held onto her little cart and waved to Xiao Douzi: "Xiao Douzi, you sit here! After you're done, it's my turn!"

Little Bean's eyes lit up, and he walked over hesitantly, slowly sitting down in the truck bed.

"Let's go!" Ya Ya cheered and started pushing Xiao Douzi around the yard.

"Brother Tiger, Nannan just said this vehicle can go up the mountain, right? I see the wheels are even thicker than a tricycle's. It'll save us so much trouble transporting bricks and sand up the mountain!"

Zhao Hu stroked his chin, pondering, "If we added another crossbar in front, it would be much easier for us to pull it uphill. Although the bucket might not be as big as our basket, it would definitely be much less strenuous than carrying it by hand."

"I'll go to the brick and stone pile and try pulling out a bunch of stones!" Da Niu couldn't contain himself any longer.

Yan Daya and Erzhu, with their ears perked up, were also eager to try it when they heard that this thing was for hauling stones up the mountain for them.

"Erzhu! Daya! Come here quickly, let's go try out the wheelbarrows, we have two, we can try them both out!"

The four men hit it off immediately and, like a gust of wind, pushed the two wheelbarrows toward the mountainside with a clanging and clattering sound.

The sound of tires rolling over small stones came from outside the yard, one after another, making everyone in the yard hold their breath, afraid that the car would be damaged.

"Huh? Why did Big Brother Niu and the others all leave?"

Ya Ya, who had been pushed around twice by Xiao Douzi, got off the wheelbarrow with a lingering sense of satisfaction, only to find that there was only one of the three large wheelbarrows left, and four people were missing from the yard.

"They've gone out to test the bulldozers. I reckon they'll be going up the mountain again and won't be back for a while. Don't worry about them," Fang Tiesheng waved his hand.

"Oh." Ya Ya glanced outside the yard and took out a square-shaped white object from her spatial storage.

"Grandpa Fang, this is a clock I bought at the supermarket yesterday, specifically for telling time. I was too tired yesterday to take it out, but now that everyone is here, we can take a look."

Ya Ya carried the digital clock in both hands, walked to the center of the sofa, and placed it steadily on the large stone slab that served as a makeshift table. Then she took out the table lamp she had bought earlier as well.

"This is a table lamp."

Everyone glanced at the box containing the table lamp. They had seen this object in the video before; it was a light-emitting lamp that they didn't usually use, so they didn't pay much attention to it. But they all became interested in the white box that Nannan had mentioned that could tell the time, and unconsciously leaned forward.

"What are all these colorful symbols on here?"

Old Sun leaned in closest: "Hey, these symbols move on their own! They change every time you blink, they keep changing! And what's that round thing in the back, with whiskers on the side? It has a small circle on top and a half-circle at the bottom, what does that mean?"

Fang Tiesheng squinted, put on his reading glasses, and leaned closer to examine it carefully. He recognized the numbers on it, knew how to tell the time, and even the strange symbols looked quite familiar.

Ya Ya squatted beside the stone slab, pointing to each character and explaining to the grandpas and grandmas in the village: "The numbers in front are hours, the numbers after are minutes, and the one that keeps jumping is seconds. Grandma Duck taught me all of this. Those pictures are the weather, and the round, shining one is the sun."

When I bought it, the design was of clouds, but now it's the sun.

Jie Chi sighed. He had spent a lot of effort adjusting it to suit the time and temperature here.

Ya Ya continued explaining to the villagers: "The last number is the temperature. Hot and cold weather are both represented by numbers."

"Grandma Duck, am I right?" Ya Ya asked herself quietly after she finished speaking.

"No, my memory is still okay."

YaYa: Grandma Duck praised me! ٩(๑＞◡＜๑)۶

"Minutes? Seconds?"

"What does all this mean?" After hearing Ya Ya's explanation, everyone was even more confused.

"An hour there is equivalent to half an hour here. They also divide an hour into sixty parts, and each part is a minute. A minute is divided into sixty seconds," Fang Tiesheng explained to everyone.

He had done some research on this.