Crispy little husband

After eating the small wontons, Su Xin felt that the last bit of discomfort on his buttocks was gone, and he could go to the temple fair with full of energy!

There are so many people that there is a festive atmosphere. From the moment they stepped into the temple fair, various voices kept coming from all directions and angles. Su Xin felt that coming to the temple fair was more interesting than wandering around the county town.

After walking for a while, Su Jia saw the candied haws tied on the straw stick held by the person next to him.

Candied haws are an expensive snack for children from poor families, and it is difficult to have the opportunity to eat them during non-year-old festivals.

However, for children from rich families, although candied haws are cheap, they are not usually available to them, because eating candied haws is unseemly.

Therefore, Su Jia has grown up so much, she has only heard of and seen candied haws, but she has never eaten them.

It’s not difficult to buy candied haws, but the hard part is getting Eminem to agree to eat it. I’ve already been told about it once when I was eating wontons. Now Su Jia turned her head to look at Tang Xi, wanting to see if it’s okay to act coquettishly. .

At the temple fair with the most people, Tang Xi cared more about his youngest daughter. If a child goes to a crowded place and doesn't pay attention, he might get lost if he makes a mistake.

Early in the morning, Tang Xi noticed that Su Jia's eyes sparkled after seeing the candied haws. He couldn't understand his daughter's thoughts. Before Su Jia could speak, he took out fifteen yuan and bought three bunches, one for each child.

The family has made cakes since he was a child. Although Tang Xi has never eaten candied haws, he has eaten a lot of hawthorns. Don't look at the candied haws, which look very red and beautiful. The essence is that the hawthorns are coated with sugar.

This layer of candy is a rare snack for many children. Whether it is the Su family or the Tang family, candy is not uncommon. He believes that after his daughter has eaten candied haws, she will stop thinking about it.

Su Xin was walking on the road when suddenly Tang Xi stuffed a bunch of candied haws. He was stunned for a moment and looked at Su Jia beside him, who was a little bit dumbfounded. He had already passed the age of wanting to eat candied haws, and he himself didn't have much love for candied haws. favorite.

To eat or not to eat, that is the question.

It would be silly not to eat like this, Su Xin saw Liangzi who was following Tang Dong, and had an idea: "Little uncle, there are quite a lot of hawthorns on a bunch of candied haws, so my brother and I can eat a bunch together, and I'll wait." I want to try something else later, let me give this string to brother Liangzi."

Liangzi ate four bowls of wontons just now, which only made him feel that he was at the bottom, and it would be no problem to eat another bunch of candied haws. After Tang Dong handed him the candied haws, he ate the whole bunch in two or three strokes.

Although the candied haws are covered with a fairly thick layer of sugar, the hawthorn inside is sour after all. Liangzi gritted her teeth after eating, feeling that the five strings of candied haws are far less delicious than candy. .

After candied haws, Su Xin saw mille-feuille cakes, thousand silk candies, sesame candies, cloud cakes, roasted sun cakes, jujube kernel cakes, beef tongue cakes, snow horns, pastry pastries, meat sandwiches, etc. at the temple fair. All kinds of pastries from all over the world.

Although some of them don't look so authentic, at least Su Xin has seen the general pastries of this place and this era. Generally speaking, they are similar to the traditional pastries he learned from his grandfather.

When he met someone who was interested, Su Xin would buy some to try. Along the way, his stomach was filled with various pastries and snacks, and he didn't have to eat lunch at noon.

As Su Jia walked, she watched Su Xin and Su Yu's two brothers kept eating all kinds of food that she hadn't eaten before. She couldn't finish eating a piece of candied haws, and she felt very uncomfortable when she was almost full.

Just as Tang Xi expected at first, Su Jia was very happy eating candied haws at first, but when she ate two more, she felt a little tired.

Because of her small mouth, she couldn't bite off a whole one at a time, which caused her to eat the candy outside too sweet, and the hawthorn inside too sour, and the candied haws were not as delicious as she imagined.

Seeing that the child was about to cry, Tang Xi asked her: "Sister Jia, there is too much sugar on the outside of the candied haws. You are changing your teeth now, so you can't eat too much sugar at one time. Otherwise, Ah Mu will keep the remaining candied haws for you." Eat it tomorrow?"

Without hesitation, Su Jia immediately handed over the remaining candied haws: "Mum, I'll eat it tomorrow!"

Tang Xi took the candied haws, wrapped them in a clean handkerchief, put them among the other things he bought, and handed them to Tang Dong to carry. He really planned to take them back and give them to Su Jia to eat tomorrow.

Su Jia was quite full at this time, but she had been craving Mille-Feuille Cakes, Thousand Silk Candies, Pastry Pastry and Snow Corners for a long time. After putting down the candied haws, she asked her brothers for other snacks.

It was probably because she was already full. At this moment, Su Jia felt that the delicious snacks just now were not as delicious as she thought, but they tasted good and were very fresh.

After eating pastries and snacks of various flavors, not only Su Xin and the others were full, but even Liangzi, who had the biggest appetite, was also full because he was given the biggest portion every time.

At the temple fair, Su Xin and the others accidentally found a small stall selling candy.

Tang Ji's candy is sold for 120 renminbi per catty, but it is sold for 130 renminbi at the temple fair.

The price is not cheap, but under the bragging of the stall owner, there are quite a few people who buy the candy. Someone next to him knows the price of the candy from Tang Ji, so he picked out the price of the candy from Tang Ji.

Who knew that the stall owner retorted eloquently, Tangji candy was only sold in the county, and he worked hard to transport the candy to the foot of Pufang Temple, so that the candy was soaked in the aura of Buddhism, and the price was naturally different.

Because he was the only one who sold candy, many people who came to the temple fair didn't know candy before, and he really sold a lot of candy by himself.

Tang Dong made a special trip to look at it for a while, and found that although the stall owner sold it at a higher price, he didn't talk nonsense, and the quantity was not big, so he left without saying anything.

Hearing what the stall owner said, Su Xin had an idea. After the Chinese New Year, the blessing candies were not ready to be sold, or he would try to make some Buddha candies?

There is no season to worship Buddha, and most people who worship Buddha фсхршфчщсщ are not short of money. If my uncle can persuade Pufang Temple to cooperate one or two, Tang Ji will make Buddha candy, and Pufang Temple will sell Buddha candy. In the future, even if someone else makes candy, Tang Ji has the certification of Pufang Temple, and it can still be ahead of others.

Keeping this idea in mind, Su Xin planned to study it carefully when she went back. To embrace the Buddha's thigh, the Buddha-shaped candy naturally needs to be more exquisite than the ordinary candy. Only when it is done well can we talk about cooperation.

After walking and stopping all the way, it was already the end of the day. At this time, the number of pilgrims burning incense and worshiping Buddha in the temple was much less, so Su Xin and the others started to go up the mountain.

Pufang Mountain is not high, and Pufang Temple is built on the mountainside. If you walk and climb the ladder from the foot of the mountain to the mountainside, it only takes two quarters of an hour, but if you go to the back gate of Pufang Temple with a horse-drawn cart or ox cart, you have to detour for a long time. If the speed is not fast, it may take an hour.

Pufang Temple is a very popular Buddhist temple in Chong'an County. There are silver donations from pilgrims. The road in Pufang Temple is well repaired. The whole section is paved with bluestone slabs. The trees on both sides of the road have not lost their leaves in winter. , and some are kept green, which makes people feel good when they look at them.

Because the stone steps were not steep, walking was not tiring. Su Xin and his group climbed up the mountain in one breath without resting, and happened to be standing at the gate of the Buddhist temple in Weishizhong.

A distant Zen fragrance floats out from the temple little by little, the sound of the bell ringing from far to near, and the rhythm of the monks chanting scriptures in the temple can be vaguely heard.

Su Xin's heart suddenly calmed down, as if there was an invisible force that made him involuntarily relax and slow down his pace.

Because it was their first time to enter the Buddhist temple, Tang Xi said some Buddhist temple rules on the way, Su Yu and Su Xin remembered all of them in their hearts, and they would not do anything rude.

At the door, Tang Xi turned around and mentioned again: "Brother Yu, Brother Xin, and Sister Jia, the terrain in the temple is complicated, you have to follow us all the time later, and you must not be disrespectful to the Buddha..."

"Well, don't worry, Mu, I will take good care of my brothers and sisters." Su Yu nodded.

"Em, I know." Su Xin also nodded.

The liveliest Su Jia became a lot more honest after standing outside the solemn and solemn temple. She held her brother obediently, but her eyes still looked around agilely, which showed that her heart was not as calm as she showed.

After carefully exhorting them again, especially the youngest daughter, Tang Xicai finally led them into Pufang Temple, a temple he had never entered since he got married.

Pufang Temple is very similar to the famous temples that Su Xin visited in later generations. If he ignores the clothes of the people around him, he will have a feeling of space-time confusion when he walks in it.

Before coming here to become the little "Su Xin", Su Xin didn't believe in Buddhism or faith, but after such an incredible thing happened to him, Su Xin had to believe in some ghosts and gods.

I don't know where the little "Su Xin" from before has gone now, whether she has lost her soul and disappeared into the world, or whether she has passed to the afterlife.

But I have cancer in my body in the later life. If the little "Su Xin" goes to the later life, I don't know if my body will change because of the past of the little "Su Xin", such as the disappearance of the cancer.

Walking in the temple, Su Xin thought about the matter between him and the little "Su Xin", pondered for a while, and planned to find a chance to pay respects to the Buddha later, and then donate a share of sesame oil money to the little "Su Xin", Regardless of whether little "Su Xin" disappeared completely or lived in another place, he hoped that little "Su Xin" would be fine.

When they first entered Pufang Temple, Tang Xi treated them very strictly. Su Xin couldn't find an excuse to leave, and he was not in a hurry.

Walking around the Buddhist temple, Su Xin's sense of confusion weakened a lot, probably because of the conversations of the people around him, which gave him a sense of reality.

When they were all sitting in the backyard of Pufang Temple to rest, Su Xin finally found a chance and approached Tang Xi embarrassedly: "Mum, I want to go to the bathroom, how about you?"