Hearing that the village was going to relocate, Wu Wa was especially surprised. Mommy said they had lived in the mountains for a hundred years—how could they think of relocating?
"Is the whole village moving? But would the elders agree? Isn't it said, 'As long as the village exists, the people exist'?"
When Wu Wa was little, she had also asked Mommy why they always stayed in such an inaccessible mountain, with nothing there and inconvenient, needing several hours just to come out, only coming out during big markets, claiming it was a secluded paradise, cut off from the world.
Wu Wa really liked the village, where her childhood memories lay. It was very beautiful. In the past, she felt the village was too far, but now she highly missed it.
She missed the mountains and waters there, missed the stilted buildings.
"That's right."
Wu La felt a bit embarrassed, but luckily, because the lights weren't on, Wu Wa didn't see it.
