Life Notes 24｜The Heart of a Dish

When I was a child, my neighbors had a good relationship. I was at home on weekends, and my uncles and aunts nearby often came to visit. Food is a common occurrence.

After the meal, the family will wash the neighbor's dishes. The next morning, they go to the fruit and vegetable market to buy fresh ingredients. When they get home, they are not idle. They handle the fish, soak the clams, live shrimp, and wash the vegetables and fruits. The pre-work is completed. Then start cooking and spend the whole morning in the kitchen.

After noon in the sun, the aroma from the kitchen was overflowing. The family first put some of the most proud dishes on the neighbor's plate and asked me to run errands. Sending the delicious food carefully prepared by the family to the neighbors, seeing their expressions full of surprise and gratitude, there will always be a warm current in my heart.

When I grow up with people, I am also used to this model. While receiving good intentions, I must treat each other with sincerity and sincerity, even if I am not good at words.

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