My mother called and told me to buy two more big cans of Weisan when I go back next time, because the Weisan I bought last time had already been eaten. "How could it be? Didn't I just buy it not long ago?" Mom said: "Because those girls love to eat Weisan, they usually eat and play, and they finish eating soon." I heard from my mother that we also liked to eat Weisan when we were young. Each of us took one or two spoonfuls of Weisan, and we finished eating Weisan within two days. About 30 years ago, medicine in rural Taiwan was underdeveloped, so every family hung a big medicine bag on the wall, which contained Weisan in a green bottle in the shape of a gourd.At that time, probably because there was nothing to eat, I always felt that the taste of Weisan was very good. I swallowed it into my throat with a mouthful, "cooling the heart and opening the spleen", a burst of cool air rushed into the abdomen, and another burst of cool air rushed out of the nostrils , It's really enjoyable.

Since my brothers all like to eat Weisan, my father had no choice but to hang the medicine package on the beam in the hall, so that except for mice, probably only cats can eat it. But I didn’t give up. One day I used a ladder to climb up the beam, hung on the beam with one hand, and went to pick up the medicine bag with the other. As a result, I lost my center of gravity and fell off the beam on the spot. My butt hurt and I couldn’t sit on a chair for a week. .The medicine bag was still hanging on the beam, and no one dared to take it anymore. I still miss the taste of Weisan. A few years ago, I bought a kind of Weisan by chance. It tastes the same as the one I ate when I was a child.

In our childhood, we were short of materials and had no valuable memories, but there are many profound things in the little things in life, such as Wei San.This taught me at an early age some of the secrets of life: Even in seemingly humble things, there is something precious. Because there are no humble things in this world, only humble hearts can see humble things.