The members of the Yin Family followed Qin Yao into the house and, upon seeing the modest yet warm and sturdy home, Mr. Yin felt an indescribable sense of peace.
Outside, the world was a cold ice field, but inside, it was warm as spring. The table was covered with a wide variety of snacks, showcasing the prosperity of the host family.
Eldest Sister-in-law Yin discovered that the snacks even included white steamed buns made from fine flour, as white as snow, with a delicate, smooth texture that spoke of six or seven rounds of milling to achieve such refinement.
Yet, the more they looked, the more the Yin Family felt a sense of contradiction in Qin Village Chief's home, which was both impoverished and affluent.
There was an extravagance in clothing and food that made one's heart tremble, yet the living conditions were quite simple.
