The eldest uncle doesn't particularly like these pickled things, but the eldest aunt does. She steamed two trays of large steamed buns and ate them with the crab paste, savoring every bite. She consumed a half-kilo steamed bun.
Ling Chengyan was also at home, and she liked these pickled things too. However, crabs are considered cold in nature, and she was well-educated since childhood, so she only ate a little and stopped. She only let Xiao Xing and Shi Tou taste a bit and didn't allow them to eat much.
Seeing the eldest aunt enjoying her meal, she didn't stop her but took out a jar of old wine, sliced plenty of ginger, added some brown sugar, warmed it up, and handed it to the eldest aunt: "Have some warm wine to dispel the cold."
The eldest aunt glanced again at the plate of crab paste, and eventually couldn't bear to refuse the goodwill of her niece-in-law. She accepted the wine and sipped it slowly.
