When it was time to eat, Wang Dali asked his nephew where he'd like to eat and listed several star-rated hotels for Little Bao to choose from.
Little Bao said, "Let's not go out, let's just eat at home. It's more lively at home."
Wang Xiaoqiang echoed, "Yes, let's not go to a star-rated hotel; they're too particular about the dishes and not at all reasonable. You spend money but don't eat happily. Let's eat at home."
"Alright, let's eat at home. The nanny is from our hometown, let her make some hometown dishes," Wang Dali said excitedly, "It's rare for us to gather, let's drink heartily today."
The nanny Wang Dali hired is indeed from the hometown. She came to Guangzhou for work and was hired by him at the talent market, then brought home to serve as a nanny. Her monthly salary is six thousand, rivaling the income of urban white-collar workers.
This little nanny is quite skilled in cooking, especially hometown dishes. In an hour or so, she prepared a big table of food.
