Liao Hao helped Xu Qinqin into the room. There were also men among the crowd, but only women came to the door or window to look. The men were too embarrassed to go and look. They found a calf standing at the door of the cowshed, looking out. , but it didn’t come out. A man suddenly shouted, Liao Hao's family was happy.
There was a woman who only paid attention to Xu Qinqin. After hearing this, she turned around and asked, what about double happiness? The man stretched out his hand and saw that the calf had retracted its head, leaving only its butt facing the door.
The woman figured it out, yo! When did his mother-in-law give birth to a calf? The woman walked over to take a look, and the cow in the cowshed also looked at her. The calf was probably full and was having fun, so it put its mouth against the cow's milk bag and sucked milk carelessly.
The woman was a kind-hearted manager. She didn't think that Liao Hao knew that her cow had given birth, so she ran over to tell him and said: It's time to get some soy milk for the cow to drink to stimulate lactation.
The other women watched as Liao Haozheng carefully supported Xu Qinqin on the bed and kept moaning. Liao Hao calmed down and said to the woman, Ma Xiangzhi, I am too busy. Help me buy a pot of soy milk on the street to feed the cow. Ma Xiangzhi nodded, and Liao Hao took out the money from his clothes and left in a hurry.
Other women stood at the door laughing and talking. There were two confinement women in Liao Hao's family.
Who is the other one?
It's a cow.
So someone exited the door and looked towards the cattle pen. Sure enough, a calf came out of the cattle pen.
There was a woman named Du Juan who saw the midwife walking into Liao Hao's house carrying a box on her back, and she laughed gloomily. When others asked her why she was laughing, she said that the calf came out on its own without being delivered.
An hour later, Ma Xiangzhi walked steadily into the cattle pen with a basin of soy milk and placed it in front of the cow. The cow looked at it without drinking, but took a few steps, stretched out her head and looked at her son standing blankly outside the door. Then there was a moo, and the son had a feeling. He saw someone in the bullpen and did not dare to go in.
Ma Xiangzhi quietly exited and walked to the eaves a few meters away from the calf to watch the calf's movements. The cow mooed twice more. She was tied to the stall with a rope. Otherwise, she might have walked out because she wanted to protect her son.
Seeing that there were no obstacles on the road, the calf returned to the cowshed, bumping head-to-head and feasting on its mother's bulging milk.
At this time, the cow began to drink from a basin of soy milk placed on the ground. Ma Xiangzhi went around to look at the scene again, and thought strangely: It's like people use river water to irrigate their crops, and the crops use their seeds to nourish people. This is a production process in the food chain, which made her feel like she was helping people bring a pot of soy milk. The dedication of the cow becomes more and more natural.
Wow - the cry of a baby came from Liao Hao's house.
"Giving birth" cuckoo cried, she was so excited that she was spinning around in the place as if it was her own happy event. There is a reason for this. Xu Qinqin is the sister of her husband Xu Kejian. She and Liao Hao have been married for 5 years without having any children. The couple often quarrels over this. For example, Ma Xiangzhi married two years after them and their children are over two years old.
On the day Ma Xiangzhi gave birth, Liao Hao laughed at Xu Qinqin, "You see other women are hens that lay eggs. How come you, a hen, can't lay any eggs?"
Can this be said to be all my fault? After Xu Qinqin quarreled with him, they kept silent to each other, like strangers. In this way, Xu Qinqin often ran back to her parents' home. After their parents learned about the situation, they felt that Xu Qinqin's words were reasonable. Maybe the man had fertility problems, and of course the woman was not excluded.
It is difficult for the mother-in-law to go to work for something like this. The only way is to find a doctor to check whether the problem is with the man or the woman. Whoever has the problem should be treated.
Xu Qinqin's brother Xu Kejian knew a charlatan who specialized in treating male and female infertility. He came forward to invite her to perform a gynecological examination on her sister and found that the problem was not with the woman. So Xu Kejian introduced the doctor to Liao Hao and prescribed him several Chinese medicines, decoction of water and three courses of treatment to strengthen the kidneys and consolidate essence. Soon after the couple had sex, obvious effects appeared. Xu Qinqin's belly gradually bulged, and Liao Hao no longer said hasty words such as if you don't lay eggs like a hen, I will divorce you.
Now that the child is born, can Dujuan not be excited? Can she not happily congratulate her husband's sister on the reliable marriage bond of having a child? At this time, the baby's cry sounded to her, and to the Liao family, it was clearly a triumphant song.
After the midwife entered, the door was tightly closed and even the window sash was closed. The reason was to take care of the baby to avoid cold and evil spirits. Du Juan stood at the door and heard a conversation in the room. It was the midwife saying a joyful word: Congratulations, congratulations, you have given birth to a son.
Du Juan heard it in her ears and remembered it in her heart. Before the midwife came out of the room, that is to say, before the door was opened, the good news of the birth of a boy in the Liao family was spread throughout the village by Du Juan. Someone joked: You are really a flying cuckoo, you can spread the good news wherever you fly.
The boy born to the Liao family was named Liao Chi. He was named by a fortune teller, who said that he lacked fire in the five elements, so the name should have the word "fire" next to it. This child was white, fat, and very delicious. Every time he cried, Xu Qinqin would stop crying as long as Xu Qinqin stuffed her breasts into his mouth. But he cried again after a while, maybe because he hadn't eaten enough, and there was no milk anymore, and he couldn't suck it out. He couldn't get satisfaction, so of course he cried.
There was nothing Xu Qinqin could do. She was thin and didn't have enough milk, so she had to think of a way. Of course there was a way, to squeeze milk from the cow's milk bag. Her husband was opposed to it, saying that human milk was the foundation and would only be used after the baby was one month old. Eat milk, you can't let him eat it now.
Liao Chi's cry could be heard by almost everyone in the village. This was because he was not fed enough by human milk. There was a humorous man who gave him the nickname "嘬不saturated". Soon, no one called the child's formal name, and the three words "嘬不saturated" followed his "huwa, huwa" The cry started.
Early in the morning when the child was one month old, Liao Hao took a porcelain bowl to the cowshed and saw the calf sucking milk under the cow's belly. Now that it had grown taller, it did not rely entirely on milk to absorb nutrients. It often followed the mother cow to the grassland. Nibble on some green grass shreds.
Liao Hao came to the cow, squatted down, reached out and patted the calf on the back. The calf didn't move and continued to nurse. He pushed the calf's head away with his hand. The calf was stunned for a moment when it saw the visitor, a little frightened, then turned around and walked out of the pen.
The cow remains calm. If someone approaches the calf when it is just born, it will get angry and swing its head and horns. It may hurt or kill someone. The full-moon calf is getting older, and the cow's natural sense of protection has somehow relaxed.
At this moment, it flicked its tail and let Liao Hao squeeze its milk bag under its belly. The milk flowed down drop by drop. Gradually, the porcelain bowl that Liao Hao brought was filled with white milk.
The cow had a lot of milk. He counted the milk while receiving it. There were two rows of milk packets on the cow's belly, each with four milk packets. He only squeezed two milk packets and filled a bowl. He then praised with satisfaction: I gave you fermented soy milk, and your reward was pretty good! Of course the cow didn't understand what he said, so she stood calmly, her tongue occasionally sticking out to lick the grass thrown at her feet.
