Everyone was talking about it. Some asked how to choose healthy hens that lay many eggs; others were worried that they did not have enough experience to take care of these poultry.

The children could not contain their excitement. They crowded at the front like a group of little sparrows, staring at the furry, lively chickens and ducks in the cages, exclaiming in amazement and cheering from time to time.

At the same time, the adults were not to be outdone. They all had serious and focused expressions as they carefully observed the coat color, body shape and mental state of each poultry.

Some people will even reach out and gently touch the chicken wings or duck necks to feel whether they are strong and firm.

The atmosphere was extremely warm, with laughter and joy rising one after another, and the whole place was filled with this lively scene.

None of the herdsmen came forward at this moment, but just stood quietly by.

Their eyes revealed deep confusion and an unconcealable sense of strangeness.

After all, they knew very little about the things that were presented before them.

For a long time, they have been accustomed to the herds of cattle and sheep on the grassland, and accustomed to living a nomadic life freely in the vast world.

For the Han people, eggs, chickens, ducks and other poultry are not so unfamiliar, and can even be said to be commonplace.

In their daily lives, these poultry not only often appear on the dining table, but are also cooked in a variety of ways that are mouth-watering.

However, all this is completely different for herders.

In their world, there are only herds of cattle and sheep running freely on the vast grassland.

Beef and mutton naturally became their main source of food. The rich and mellow aroma of meat was deeply imprinted in their memories and became a very familiar taste.

Moreover, even if they wanted to try to raise these poultry and livestock, they would have no idea where to start because they simply didn't know how to raise and care for them.

At this moment, on the vast grassland, the Han people who were originally scattered everywhere have now all moved to where Ye Zifen is.

Looking around, some people have already started building houses in full swing.

They either carried heavy wood on their shoulders and moved forward with difficulty, or held tools in their hands and stirred the sticky mud vigorously.

Although the hard work made them sweat profusely and their clothes were soaked, everyone's face was filled with a smile, full of anticipation for a new life.

The city's initial shape has begun to emerge, and its general outline is gradually becoming clear.

From a distance, it seems that through the unfinished building framework, one can glimpse the prosperous and bustling scene of the city in the future. And the rock-solid foundation of the city wall stands firmly on the ground, like an unshakable fortress, giving people an impeccable sense of solid security.

When those responsible for selecting the poultry return, another important task will begin - building a suitable habitat for the chickens and ducks.

Everyone racked their brains and carefully considered every detail.

They skillfully use the bamboo and straw in their hands to meticulously weave warm and comfortable nests.

While busy with the work at hand, he kept muttering: "These cute little guys have to live comfortably!"

At the same time, a group of innocent children were also busy.

They were like wild horses running free from their reins, galloping, laughing and playing on the vast grassland.

I saw them bending down, carefully looking for the fresh and juicy green grass, and picking them one by one and putting them into their pockets.

Bursts of cheerful and hearty laughter rose one after another, echoing for a long time in the fresh and pleasant air.

The herdsmen stood quietly by, their eyes fixed on the novel scene before them, their eyes full of curiosity and desire.

Some people who couldn't suppress their inner impulse walked slowly and cautiously towards Han Min's home.

They first gently touched the mirror-smooth wall, feeling the delicate touch from their fingertips; then, they happily sat on the extremely sturdy chairs, experiencing unprecedented comfort.

You know, at this moment the herdsmen still live in simple tents.

Although these tents can be set up anytime and anywhere as they move around, they give people a sense of freedom to go with the flow.

However, the tents pale in comparison to the Han people’s sturdy, durable, warm and comfortable houses.

After all, no matter how fierce the wind and rain outside are, houses can always provide people with a safe and reliable shelter.

However, although they are full of envy for the Han people's houses, due to factors such as long-standing ethnic customs and cultural differences, some herders cannot help but feel hesitant and entangled in their hearts while yearning to have such a stable home.

These complex emotions intertwined together made it difficult for them to make a decision for a while.

In fact, deep down in her heart, Ye Zifen really hopes that they can live a stable and peaceful life.

Although they are herders, for various reasons, it may be difficult for them to easily change the current situation in the near future.

After all, this is the place they are familiar with and where they depend on for survival.

Fortunately, the forage resources in this grassland are relatively abundant, and this is inseparable from the great assistance provided by our Han compatriots.

At present, they are actively preparing to carry out more extensive grass-planting activities.

I saw those busy figures shuttling back and forth on the vast grassland, forming a vibrant picture.

However, time waits for no one! After careful consideration, Ye Zifen decided to open up a piece of land along the river bank to grow food crops.

As she gazed at the winding river bank, her heart was filled with anticipation.

At this point, the required seeds have already been soaked in water and fully expanded.

Each one is round, full and crystal clear, as if containing endless vitality and hope.

Everyone held hoes and swung their arms vigorously. Beads of sweat the size of beans kept dripping from their foreheads, soaking their clothes.

With repeated digging actions, the originally hard land gradually became soft and was eventually successfully reclaimed into fertile land suitable for farming.

The newly renovated land exudes a fresh and pleasant earthy fragrance.

Ye Zifen stared at everything in front of her intently, her gaze unwavering.

Because she knew very well that this newly reclaimed land carried all the hope for everyone's continued survival.

As long as you are willing to work hard and sweat, you will surely usher in the joyful moment of harvest.