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This middle-aged uncle has a lot of things on the stall. He may have just come out of the mountains in the afternoon and just put them on it. Fortunately, there are many people in Luoshi Town at the end of the year, so he may have taken this idea to take the opportunity to sell some mountain goods out.

The main ones are medicinal herbs and wild vegetables, as well as a few pheasants, rabbits, and finally the little marten.

Seeing the things in front of him, Liu Yi was a little uncomfortable to choose. Herbal medicines and wild vegetables are all mainland goods. There are many mountains near Liu Yi’s hometown that he doesn’t have the leisure time to pick them. The pheasants and rabbits don’t look like domestic ones, but now they even have to take back the belt and hair to eat. Liu Yi doesn’t want to work hard.

In the end, only this little siew was barely enough. Liu Yi did not observe the little siew carefully at the beginning. He had no idea to buy it. Seeing that he had not grown up, he had to take good care of it when he bought it. It was still a matter of whether he could survive or not.

Liu Yi, who noticed it, was surprised to find that this little marten was quite distinctive. His fluffy hair was quite smooth. He looked at the gray-black ones he thought was black but black purple. His two big eyes were bright and he looked at the surrounding environment helplessly.

Liu Yi thought, fortunately, you were lucky, otherwise you would be killed at the beginning. However, Liu Yi also knew that mammals like this type are not easily dropped. They have meat pads that grow on the soles of cats. If they fall from the air, they will naturally turn around and touch the ground, which can provide a good buffering effect.

"I said, "I want this little sable, this uncle. Didn't you just say 200 yuan, I bought it for 200 yuan." Liu Yi decided to pay attention to this little sable.

"How can I do it? This mink was sold to the man just now for 200 yuan, but it will be sold to you for up to 100 yuan!" The middle-aged uncle opposed anxiously.

After arguing, Liu Yi simply gave the middle-aged uncle a round topic, including 3 pheasants, 5 hares, and mixed wild vegetables and medicinal materials. Liu Yi gave him another 500 yuan. Fortunately, the middle-aged uncle finally accepted it.

When Liu Yi left with a large bag of things, he was still grateful to the middle-aged uncle and said in his heart that Liu Yi was a good person. He knew in his heart that if he sold them all, it would take great luck, not to mention that the price was no less than the retail sale.

Liu Yi, who left, lazily thought that it was his own business to take all the rabbits and pheasants back. He was just to cause trouble for himself, so he simply went to the slaughterhouse on the market to clean up these things. It was time-saving and trouble-free, and it didn't cost much money.

He handed everything over to a store to take care of. Liu Yi put the wild vegetables and herbs here. Anyway, he would come to pick up the rabbit and the pheasant later, and then he would take it away together. After explaining it here, he left leisurely with the little siew in his arms.

There were indeed too many things on the market, and Liu Yi was a little dazzled and dazzled. At this time, he went to the clothes, shoes and hats, but he still didn't buy these things. Now he is relatively rich. Unlike before, he could only wear good clothes during the Chinese New Year and the holidays.

After walking through the bustling clothing area, Liu Yi is now a little calmer. This is the flower market, which can only be seen when going to the market. This is also the New Year, so it is the place where you set up a stall all day long.

There have always been several families in the town that grow flowers and plants. Each family planted flowers and plants similar and have no characteristics. However, they often go to the mountains to dig some strange-shaped trees and occasionally find orchids to sell them, but those prices are much more expensive than those they grow them themselves.

Liu Yi was not very interested in this. Besides, if you want to plant it, the market is not enough. He plans to plant flowers and plants on both sides of the road when building highways in the spring season after the New Year. Then he will talk to these flower farmers about how much money will be reduced.

After walking through the flower market, Liu Yi seemed to have entered a festive festival. There were all things that were sold for lanterns and colorful lanterns at night. Only then did Liu Yi really get excited. This year is the first year of Liu Yi's new house. He said that he would hang festive lanterns and frame them.

Chinese lanterns are also collectively called lanterns. They originated more than 1,800 years ago during the Western Han Dynasty. Every year around the 15th Lantern Festival on the first lunar month, people hung red lanterns that symbolize reunion to create a festive atmosphere. Later, lanterns became a symbol of Chinese people's festiveness. After the inheritance and development of lantern artists throughout the ages, they formed a variety of varieties and superb craftsmanship.

There is also an interesting saying among the people about the origin of lanterns. It is said that a long time ago, a divine bird landed on earth because it was lost, but was shot to death by an uninformed hunter.

When the Emperor of Heaven learned about it, he was very angry and sent an order to let the heavenly soldiers set fire to the earth on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, burning all the human and animal property on the earth. The Emperor of Heaven's daughter was kind-hearted and could not bear to see the innocent suffering of the people, so she secretly came to the earth and told the people about the news.

A smart man came up with a way. He asked everyone to set up lights and decorate at home on the 14th, 15th and 16th day of the first lunar month, 19th and 19th days, and then the Emperor of Heaven would think that the heavenly soldiers had set fire. On the fifteenth night of the first lunar month, Emperor of Heaven looked down and found that there was a red light in the world, and the sound was shook the sky. It was like this for three consecutive nights, and thought it was the flames burning by the fire. In order to commemorate this success, from then on every 15th of the first lunar month, every household would hang lanterns to commemorate this day.

What's more, it is related to the fact that Huang Chao led the rebel army to the north in the late Tang Dynasty and attacked Huncheng.

However, the lanterns in China are not only used for lighting, but are often also symbols. In the past, it was used to be a bride lantern (i.e. palace lanterns) mean wedding celebrations; bamboo lanterns indicate that this is a funeral place; because the pronunciation of the word "大子" is similar, the lanterns are also used to pray for the birth of children.

Different eras also give it different meanings. Every year, when the school starts in the first lunar month (ancient schools), parents will prepare a lantern for their children, which is lit by the teacher, symbolizing the bright future of students, which is called "turning on the light". Later, this evolved into the custom of lanterns on the Lantern Festival.

In the Japanese occupation era, patriots painted folk stories on lanterns and taught their descendants to understand their culture, so it also had the significance of passing on from generation to generation.

Looking at the big red lanterns hanging all over the street, all kinds and different styles. Liu Yi stopped without hesitation and chose them, hoping that buying a few can bring good luck to his family even if he returns.

So no matter what, there will be no missing lanterns at home this year!
Chapter completed!