"Hey there, grandpa, grandpa of the Chip Family, are you both playing chess again?" Jane Sampson got out of the car and walked over to the elderly man, then moved a chair to sit next to Old Master Black, eagerly watching the chess game.
"The children from your family are great, so filial, they come back and visit you every other day. As for my kids, really, raising them is not as good as raising a piece of barbecue pork. At least you can eat the pork, but raising kids is like throwing a meat bun at a dog, once gone, never returns." Grandpa of the Chip Family lives nearby, so he knows that Jane Sampson often comes back to visit.
Regarding grandpa of Chip Family's description, Jane Sampson felt like laughing but didn't dare to laugh out loud.
