In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, Yimeng Mountain lived in the hinterland of a family named Liu. This family had a son named Liu Jun who depended on each other with his old mother, and his family was very poor.
Because there is no money at home, the girls from Shili Baxiang are reluctant to marry Liu Jun. Until Liu Jun was in her thirties, someone acted as a matchmaker and told Liu Jun that there was an old girl named Wang Mei in the nearby village. .
Wang Mei is a well-known dominatrix. Anyone in the village who sees her must avoid her for fear that something will provoke her.
Liu Junsheng was afraid that he would beat his wife to bachelor, so he agreed to the marriage, and Wang Mei was originally a woman with high eye sockets, so how could he have a reputation for being hot when he was not yet married It has been spread, and no one dared to marry himself anymore, so he didn't dare to climb Gaozhi anymore, and had to marry Liu Jun reluctantly.
Not long after Wang Mei passed the door, Liu Jun's old mother was driven out of the door by his daughter-in-law Wang Mei. Liu Jun was afraid of his daughter-in-law. Although he felt sorry for the old mother, he did not dare to say anything to Wang Mei. He could only listen to the arrangements of his daughter-in-law and set up a simple thatched house for the old mother not far from his yard.
Although life was difficult, but it was still possible to make ends meet. In the second year, Liu Jun and Wang Mei had children. In a blink of an eye, three years have passed.
On this day, Liu Jun earned some money from the landlord’s work and bought some meat for his wife to make dumplings to eat.
His wife Wang Mei also wanted to eat dumplings, but she was reluctant to make dumplings for her old mother. After the couple worked for a while, the dumplings were finished and they were cooked in the pot.
daughter-in-law Wang Mei proposed,Bring a bowl of dumplings for the old mother to try. Liu Jun was very happy to see Wang Mei being so considerate to her old mother, and nodded in agreement.
Wang Mei walked out of the hospital with dumplings. Although she told Liu Jun that way, she still had a hundred reluctant to give it to her old mother. At this time, she heard the old sow in the pigpen jumping up and down hungry. .
Wang Mei was heartbroken, and he simply poured the dumplings directly into the pig trough. Where did the old sow eat such delicious food? Eat with joy.
Liu Jun saw Wang Mei come home and asked: "Have you eaten the dumplings you sent?"
Wang Mei didn't lift her head, and replied: "Eat! The old lady is very happy, quack. Chi Chi and eat!"
After January, there was a sudden heavy rain in the sky, lightning and thunder, and every family hid at home and did not dare to go out.
Liu Jun hurried to the house, and when he entered the door, suddenly a flash of lightning struck the roof of his house, and he heard a wailing in the house.
Liu Jun hurried into the house, but his wife Wang Mei was nowhere to be seen. He looked everywhere and no one was seen. Suddenly, he heard a thick gasp from the bed.
Liu Jun was taken aback and shouted: "Who is under the bed, come out quickly!"
The sound under the bed suddenly stopped. Liu Jun lit the oil lamp and looked at him. Jump.
I saw a sow under the bed. Liu Jun carefully identified it. The pig’s feet were still human feet. The pig was also wearing a daughter-in-law’s clothes and her feet were wearing embroidered shoes. Only then did he realize that his wife had become a pig.
Liu Jun found out that there was a string of characters written on the ground in front of his bed. He was illiterate, so he had to find a literate talent in the village to come and identify it. Xiucai read the words: "A mother-in-law is like a biological mother, but my daughter-in-law has a vicious heart; whoever eats dumplings with meat is not as good as a pig." In the township, everyone uses it as a model to educate future generations and respect the elderly at all times.
Statement: This story is a folklore story, which aims to illustrate the principles of being a human being. Please do not link it with feudal superstition.
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