The Xueba system takes me back to when I was six years old

On the morning of the first day of the Lunar New Year, people would visit every household to pay New Year's greetings. Fortunately, Ye Jin was used to getting up early, so he got dressed and was taken by Ye Shuwen to pay New Year's greetings without being called by adults.

Ye Jin doesn't remember the people in the village very well, but she would call them by their age. For example, she would call those in their thirties or forties uncle or aunt, and those over fifty grandpa or grandma. She was so well-behaved and obedient.

However, this method is not applicable to all situations. For example, just now Ye Jin called a boy who looked to be in his teens "brother". After hearing this, Ye Shuwen was stunned for a moment, laughed out loud, and then told her that according to seniority, this boy was her uncle. Then he pointed to a boy who was about her age and said that was his aunt.

Ye Jin lived for twenty years in her previous life. It was already very good for her to call a teenage boy brother, but she actually had to call a little kid who was almost her age aunt.

Ye Jin closed her mouth and pretended not to hear. Ye Shuwen didn't say anything either, he just thought it was funny and said it out loud for a laugh. Others also thought it was quite funny, "Is this your granddaughter? She looks so cute."

Ye Shuwen said proudly: "Yes, my granddaughter is obedient and has good grades."

"I really envy Old Man Ye. He has a granddaughter and a grandson, and each one is better than the other."

Ye Shuwen also felt it was good. He already had grandchildren. He didn't like having too many children because it would mean more things to do. But now he was doing well.

Later, when they arrived at Chen Chen's house, Ye Jin happily pulled Chen Chen aside to talk. In the whole village, she was most familiar with Chen Chen. The adults over there were chatting, and the children here were playing happily.

Several of Ye Shuwen's brothers are also in Yunxi Village, but they don't interact often. Ye Jin followed Ye Shuwen to pay New Year's greetings to those grandfathers. They have many children, but Ye Jin is not very familiar with them. After politely paying New Year's greetings, he stayed beside Ye Shuwen and listened to him chat.

After returning home, Ye Jin called his grandfather and Shen Yi to wish them a happy new year. While chatting, Ye Shuwen suddenly thought of something and slapped his forehead, "Jinjin's calligraphy is so good, I forgot to let Jinjin write the Spring Festival couplets."

Ye Jin himself had forgotten about it, mainly because he had bought Spring Festival couplets in the past, and this year he subconsciously bought Spring Festival couplets when buying New Year's goods.

"It's okay, Grandpa. I will definitely write it for you next year!" Ye Jin promised.

On the first day of the New Year, people would walk around the village and say Happy New Year to everyone they met, regardless of whether they knew each other or not. However, after the village was demolished, people would only greet each other with relatives and friends during the New Year.

There was nothing to do. Ye Jin saw Ye Zhi still doing his homework on the first day of the new year. He felt so pitiful that he couldn't help but shook his head and sighed. He then took out a book and started reading it with relish.

Ye Zhi was a little puzzled. How could someone take the initiative to read books? Could he exchange parents with his cousin? His uncle and aunt had never forced her to study, and she loved studying so much, so it would be a good idea to exchange with him.

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"Ye Jin, Ye Zhi, it's time to eat!"

Ye Jin put the book down and responded loudly: "Okay, come down now."

"Cousin, aren't you going down?" Ye Jin asked Ye Zhi who was still sitting on the chair.

Ye Zhi said bitterly, "I have to finish writing this, or my mother will scold me."

Ye Jin walked over and looked at the winter vacation exercise book, "Don't you know how to write?" Ye Zhi seemed to have been looking at it for a long time without starting to write.

Ye Zhi nodded, "Do you know how to do it? How about you teach me?"

Given: As shown in the figure, in △ABC, ∠B=60°, and the angle bisectors AD and CE of ∠BAC and ∠BCA intersect at O. Prove: AC=AE+CD.

Ye Jin analyzed, "If we intercept AF=AE on AC, then △AEO≌△AFO, ... then △FOC=△DOC, FC=DC"

Sure enough, geometry is a difficult subject in junior high school mathematics. After Ye Zhi finished writing, the two went downstairs to eat together. "You're down, why are you so slow?"

Ye Jin said absentmindedly: "Oh, I came down after I finished reading that part of the book."

Ye Zhi was a little surprised. He actually didn't care about his cousin teaching him this, but since she had already said it, it would be bad to ruin her reputation.

Ye Jin has a bit complicated feelings towards his cousin Ye Zhi. Although his parents are not very good, he is actually a good person. Maybe it's inherited from the previous generation.

Having nothing to do in the afternoon, Ye Jin went back to his room to study. After studying Chinese medicine for so long, Ye Jin felt that Chinese medicine was becoming more and more magical.

Traditional Chinese medicine has four wonders: 1. The diagnostic method is to draw conclusions through "looking, smelling, asking and palpating".

2 Traditional Chinese medicine uses pure natural animal bodies or minerals, residues, and herbs as medicines.

3 Chinese medicine uses medicines according to a person's yin and yang, internal and external cold and heat, deficiency and excess, spring, summer, autumn and winter, night and day, rainy and sunny days, black and white, fat and thin, and other factors.

4 Traditional Chinese medicine has treatment methods such as acupuncture, cupping, scraping, acupressure, bone setting, medicated diet, etc.

Every time of further study, Ye Jin can feel the charm of traditional Chinese medicine.

In addition to attending classes, Chinese medicine also requires a lot of accumulation of knowledge outside of class. Ye Jin bought basic Chinese medicine books in the mall and spend an hour or even more on them every day. Ye Jin is very serious about Chinese medicine.

Ye Jin stayed in her room the whole afternoon, while Ye Zhi went out to play with his old friends. Sun Qingyao felt helpless, as she was afraid that her daughter would become a nerd in the future.

It happened that Ye Zhi came back thirsty to drink water, and Sun Qingyao thought about asking Ye Zhi to take Ye Jin out to play for a while, "Ye Zhi, can you take Ye Jin out to play for a while? We haven't been out for the whole afternoon during the New Year."

Ye Zhi readily agreed and came to Ye Jin's room, "Ye Jin, your mother asked me to take you out to play for a while, do you want to go?"

Ye Jin had finished studying and was about to go out for a walk, "Sure, can I bring Xiaoliu with me?"

Ye Zhi naturally agreed. He also liked small animals very much. He reached out and held Xiao Liu in his arms. Xiao Liu thought it was great as he didn’t have to walk. Apart from the host, everyone else was his tool.

Ye Zhi’s friends were all his former schoolmates, all boys. They liked seeing Ye Zhi with his cute sister and would take care of Ye Jin along the way.

Ye Zhi and his group planned to play on the hill. Children in the village often played here, and the hill was not big, so they could explore it in an hour.

They wanted to play a game here. Including Ye Jin, there were twelve people in total. Four of them were searching and eight were hiding.

The hider hides something that represents him/herself. The character can move freely but cannot be caught by the catcher.

Once you are caught or something representing you is found, you are eliminated immediately. If you want to win, you must find the four items hidden by the captor and then put them all in the victory area.

Several people first stated what identities they wanted. If there were too many people, they would play rock-paper-scissors to adjust the situation. Ye Jin chose the hider, which sounded exciting, but for these little boys, they preferred to be the catchers.