He heard there was going to be a martial arts contest and rubbed his hands excitedly, "We'll definitely cheer for the Li Family to win."
Uncle Gui came out carrying a basket, walked over to the children, and cheerfully greeted them.
"Come, come, enjoy the wedding candies."
The children were delighted and swarmed over.
A dozen or so children, big and small, surrounded Uncle Gui, calling, "Grandpa, Grandpa."
"There's enough, enough, everyone gets a handful of candies," Uncle Gui said with a smile, grabbing candies and distributing them into the children's hands.
The candies were ordinary sugar blocks made from cane sugar, wrapped in thin oil paper that didn't stick to the sugar, and then wrapped again in bright red festive paper.
At this time, candies were rare, and the children only got to eat them during village festivities and New Year celebrations.
Receiving the candies, they happily began to eat.
