Wang Yongzhu suddenly had an epiphany and began to admire the predecessors from Yingzi Gully a bit. After all, although the cave was large, it housed roughly seventeen or eighteen families, with about a hundred people constantly seeing each other every day. It was definitely easy for friction to arise.
If they wanted to quarrel, they would go outside the cave to do it. When they came back inside, they would put on an amicable demeanor, which also helped prevent the escalation of conflicts.
Naturally, one had to go all out when quarreling. But if halfway through the argument they realized, "Oh dear, it's getting late, I need to go back to cook," the momentum would be lost.
After cooking, to come back out and continue the argument? Then the mood just wouldn't be right, would it?
This predecessor was indeed an interesting person.
The women returned, and the men had already chopped the firewood and laid it out to dry outside the cave.
