Han Homeland.

Summary

Meng Du, disheartened by his sons' lack of ambition, resigns to them raising chickens, a task seen as lowly by some but practical for pest control. Yun Lang explains the balance of nature, using chickens to manage locusts. Despite Zhang Tang's skepticism, Yun Lang envisions high crop yields, contrasting with the current modest harvests. The Yun family, thriving with communal meals and construction projects, symbolizes prosperity. Meng Du and his wife find contentment in their simple life, valuing their sons' happiness over societal expectations. The narrative underscores the importance of individual thinking and the relativity of success.

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