Ever since I was little, my dad has always told me to stab my brothers in the back.

Bedtime Cuddling Series (403 Days of Two Boys Together)

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Why do I feel like the masseur is the one who came out ahead?

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So it turns out making yóu pō là zi is actually quite a lot of work!

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Even with a fortune, livestock doesn’t count. Wishing my piggy brothers good health.

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Instantly hooked: a head-to-head showdown between sweet and savory braised pork belly.

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Labor is the most glorious thing, and holidays are for relaxation. I wish everyone a happy May Day.

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Living alone in the deep mountains while raising pigs, two friends drop by for a visit. We feed them

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New Year’s is just around the corner, so today I’m slaughtering a pig to treat everyone. A lot of my

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I bought a complete yak skeleton from my neighbor for 50 yuan, and I'm going to make a pot of beef b

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To make it easier for the uncles and elders to tend their vegetable gardens, we installed a prefabri

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I don’t envy mandarin ducks or immortals; I cherish every day of my pig-farming life. As long as I h

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All the pigs at the pig farm have just given birth—time for a month-long postpartum nourishing meal

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A pot of sweet potato noodle soup—every brother who tries it says it's delicious.

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It’s snowing, so make a big pot of crucian carp soup to warm yourself up.

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A steaming bowl of spicy snail rice noodles brings warmth to your body on a cold winter day.

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I don’t care—there are probably very few people from Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan, and Chongqing who cou

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Raising the pigs well, keeping them free from illness and disaster, is my greatest wish.

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Yellow mud is bubbling up from the Wuzhu Well Reservoir in Zunyi—where exactly is it coming from und

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I bought some starch sausages before the New Year, planning to eat them slowly, but... I ended up ju

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Raising pigs deep in the mountains is no easy feat—every spoonful of feed costs half a ladle of swea

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