Rebirth 78: Hunting for Treasure in the Mountains, Spoiling My Wife and Daughter to the Heavens

Barbecue and camping.

The camping style of this era already showed some resemblance to later styles.

Moreover, the mountains here are covered with bamboo forests, and Lu Weiguo watched as Li Xiulian and her roommates used bamboo to boil water and cook.

It's completely different from what I experienced in Northeast China.

The bamboo can be cut open and used directly to make a pot for boiling water.

It's much more convenient than in Northeast China.

However, since they are hunters, there's no reason for them to go empty-handed.

While the women were busy at the camp, Lu Weiguo led Lu Jiacheng for a stroll in the nearby bamboo forest.

"Dad! There's a rabbit over there!"

Lu Weiguo searched everywhere for traces of the raccoon dog.

Searching under the bushes.

Lu Jiacheng spotted a grayish-brown wild rabbit not far away.

"A hare?" Lu Weiguo looked up and saw the hare's red eyes.

"Go after them!! I'll set a few traps here!"

Why not take advantage of groceries delivered to your door!

He just didn't know if hunting here was the same as in Northeast China.

Lu Jiacheng chased the rabbit all over the mountains and fields.

Lu Weiguo then took out the wire he had prepared in advance and followed behind to set the snare.

In Northeast China, you can catch wild rabbits no matter what season it is.

Simply set a trap along the tracks left by the rabbit.

This method is common in winter, since wild rabbits in winter will only choose the paths they have already taken.

Other seasons are slightly different, but as long as you're fast enough, you can chase the rabbit until it's stressed.

In a panic, they might choose a familiar route to escape.

This is the same for both humans and animals; only familiar places bring a sense of security.

But for the wild rabbits here, the entire mountain seems to be a familiar place.

The two chased for a long time, circling back to the campsite, but failed to catch the rabbit.

"Brother-in-law, why are you so tired? Those hunting methods from Northeast China probably won't work here, will they?"

Zheng Yu was like a tomboy, but he was dressed very femininely, with all the right features.

She's even cuter than her sister when she smiles.

But that's just how he is.

"Hmm? You can hunt too? Then tell me how to catch one?"

If you don't know, just ask. There are many bamboo forests here, and it's hard to find wild rabbits. It's definitely different from the Northeast.

"Then kiss me and I'll tell you."

"Clatter~~"

As soon as he finished speaking, Lu Jiacheng jumped onto Zheng Yu and kissed her on the cheek.

"Hahaha~"

Seeing how adorable Jia Cheng was, everyone laughed along.

Zheng Yu grinned strangely and casually grabbed a handful of Lu Jiacheng's chickens.

This scared Lu Jiacheng away: "You little brat, trying to take advantage of me? Come on, let's go catch rabbits!!"

Zheng Yu is extremely skilled with his hands; he made two cages in no time using just a bamboo pole.

While making it, he explained, "This is called a rabbit cage, similar to the snare you made, but the wild rabbits here not only follow familiar paths, they also like to hide in bamboo forests."

Carrying two rabbit cages, I placed them at the boundary between the bamboo grove and the other trees.

Then pick up two bamboo sticks and start hitting them in opposite directions.

Watching this, Lu Weiguo and his son began to imitate them in a similar manner.

Hunting in Northeast China is all about quiet!

Whatever you're grabbing, try not to make a sound.

On the other hand, they used noise to startle the animals and scare the wild rabbit out.

The wild rabbits were incredibly fast, and the bamboo grove was dense with branches. Amidst this disturbance, it was just as Zheng Yu had predicted.

They will subconsciously choose the route that is easier to run.

For example, run towards the thicket of mixed trees below.

It only took less than ten minutes of knocking.

Then I heard the sound of rabbits struggling coming from the rabbit cage over there.

Several women looked over there and indeed found a plump gray rabbit being held in a rabbit cage.

"Wow! There are bunnies to eat!"

"The bunny is so cute, its meat must taste delicious!"

"I want to eat roasted rabbit!"

"Could I have that rabbit skin? I'd like to have Sister Yuan make me some rabbit skin gloves."

"..."

Women these days are known for their fierceness.

From the moment he caught the rabbit, his drool never stopped.

Lu Weiguo didn't have to skin or bleed the animals.

Half of the wild rabbit is roasted over a fire, while the other half is boiled in a bamboo tube to bring out its original, fragrant bamboo flavor.

In addition to the snacks they brought, there was also smoked pheasant meat that Lu Weiguo brought from Northeast China.

The group ate without any of the typical female modesty.

It's as if eating outdoors tastes better than eating at home.

With meat and snacks to eat, a few friends sat together enjoying the refreshing breeze in the countryside.

This is the life that everyone longs for.

After a whirlwind of activity, the women even packed all the trash into snakeskin bags.

Regardless of their academic performance, their character is impeccable.

We've eaten.

Li Xiulian and her three roommates took out their books to review their lessons.

She taught herself Russian. She was originally an English speaker, and the more you learn, the more you realize that languages ​​are interconnected.

He even acted as a temporary teacher, explaining common grammar rules to his roommates.

Add to that the magic of Northeastern dialect.

This was like a revelation to Zheng Lin and the other two.

"The clause introduced by 'that' is actually quite simple. Just translate 'that' into something like 'Northeastern Ha Na' (a slang term for something similar), like in this sentence..."

This can be translated as, "The problem is, well, we don't have any money."

That girl, well, the one you've met before, is my sister.

"who" refers to that person.

For example, this sentence can be translated as, "I know that guy; he lives next door."

"where is that place..."

Let's not talk about those professional things.

Even Lu Weiguo and Zheng Yu were a little confused.

Although Lu Weiguo never went to school, he needed to use English skills for business in his later life, so he specifically sought out female college students who taught him English to tutor him.

But he remembered that there was no such translation or teaching method in later generations.

But ironically, this explanation doesn't seem to have any problems at all.

It's even easier to understand than those professional explanations.

No wonder some people in later generations say that most languages ​​in the world originated from our ancient times.

Let's not even talk about those vassal states like Japan and South Korea.

Most of them are plagiarisms of ours.

However, Western countries in Europe and America were created by us during the Ming Dynasty and other dynasties to facilitate communication.

A particularly good piece of evidence is that no matter what new products emerge, we only need to find a few words that correspond to them to be able to explain them.

However, some Western languages ​​require the creation of new vocabulary.

Their original vocabulary could only represent one meaning.

Zheng Yu was also somewhat engrossed in listening.

They didn't even have time to bother Lu Weiguo anymore.

During this time, Lu Weiguo wove several cages out of bamboo.

These cages are much bigger than rabbit cages.

Some of them are even over a meter tall.

A whole family of raccoon dogs could be locked up there!!

Raccoons are nocturnal animals and often act as a large family.

It was his first time catching one, and he was hoping to reunite the entire raccoon family.