But when he glanced around, he saw two aluminum lunch boxes hanging on the beams. Zhao Jun took the shovel with one hand, pointed at the aluminum lunch boxes with the other and asked, "Mr. Jiang, what's in there?"

"Zhaozi." The old lady turned around and took a look, but she thought of her old man, and sighed softly: "It's probably wet and can't be used anymore."

"Let's go into the house." Zhao Jun realized that he had said the wrong thing and quickly helped the old lady back to the house.

When she returned to the house, the old lady closed the door, dug in from the inside, then pointed to the cellar and said: "This corner to the west, dig slowly."

"Hey." Zhao Jun opened the cellar door. The cellar was only more than two meters deep, but when Jiang Hua was alive, he and the old lady were both very old, so they climbed down the wooden ladder in the cellar.

Zhao Jun stepped on the ladder and went down, dug two shovels at the southwest corner pointed by the old lady, and saw something.

But that’s not a coward, but a wilted and unseemly carrot.

Storing radishes is different from storing cabbage and potatoes. It is best to bury the radishes in soil, otherwise the radishes will easily become bran.

Eighty percent of these are carrots buried last fall that fell down while digging.

Zhao Jun expanded the scope again, but he was careful every time he used the shovel. When he felt that he hit something, he became even more careful.

Until I dug out a bag, the outermost part of the bag was plastic sheeting, and there seemed to be butter paper inside.

Zhao Jun held it up and asked the old lady. After receiving a positive answer, Zhao Jun first sent the shovel up, then he held the ladder with one hand and came up with the wooden box in the other.

When Zhao Jun lifted the box over the cellar door, the old lady didn't pick it up. She only waited for Zhao Jun to come up before she took Zhao Jun into the house. The two sat down across the Kang table, and the old lady pointed to the box on the Kang table.

Bao, said to Zhao Jun: "Open it and take a look."

When they were outside the house, Zhao Jun removed the outermost plastic sheet with soil. At this time, he opened the butter paper to reveal a wooden box.

The wooden box is made of yellow glass, with a layer of pine oil painted on the outside. The lid is pushed out from one side, and the other three sides are dovetailed.

After Zhao Jun pushed it open, he saw small butter paper packets inside. Zhao Jun opened it according to the old lady's instructions and found that three of them were filled with bear bile.

One copper gall and two grass galls were both dried in the shade, but one of the grass galls was broken open, and the bear bile powder inside was dug out with a spoon.

Putting the three bear gall bladders on the Kang table one by one, Zhao Jun's eyes fell on the bottom of the box, where there was a flat butter paper bag. The stuff inside was definitely not bear gall bladders, but more like a book or account book.<

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Seeing Zhao Jun looking at her, the old lady raised her head and said, "Open it and take a look."

Zhao Jun took out the fourth butter paper package from the box, opened the butter paper, and saw a small yellow book with "Work Manual" written in bold letters.

This was issued by the forest farm in the early years. Zhao Jun held up the pamphlet and handed it to the old lady, but the old lady shook her head and said: "Boy Zhao, open it and take a look."
Chapter completed!