Siheyuan: Bangge is disabled and sent to prison to recuperate!

Amy: Looking at these seeds, I feel hope welling up again. No matter how difficult it is outside, we have our own garden and we can have more food.

Alan: Yes, Amy. We must believe that we can overcome this. This garden represents our hope and perseverance.

(After weeks of hard work, the vegetables began to grow)

Ruth: Look! Our vegetables grow so well! In this way, we will be able to have more fresh food.

Amy: I'm proud. Our efforts were not in vain. This small garden became a symbol of our overcoming difficulties.

(Amy, Ellen, and Ruth delight as they taste their homegrown vegetables, filled with hope and satisfaction)

Alan: We proved that even in the age of hunger, we still have the ability to be self-sufficient. This little garden not only provides food, but also gives us hope and courage.

Amy: Yes, Alan. This experience has taught us many important things. No matter how difficult we face, as long as we work together and work tirelessly, we can find a solution to the problem.

End of story.

In this sequel, Amy, Ellen, and Ruth use their small garden to grow vegetables to provide themselves with more food sources. Through solidarity and hard work, they not only solved the current problem of hunger, but also found hope and courage in difficult situations. The story underscores the importance of self-reliance, while also sending a message that unity and hard work can overcome difficulties and find joy and hope in life even in the most difficult times.

(In the garden, Amy, Ellen and Ruth are harvesting the vegetables

they grow) Alan: Look at these carrots! They grow large and bright. We will definitely be able to enjoy a delicious carrot soup.

Ruth: And these cauliflower and kale also grow very luxuriantly. We are truly blessed to be able to grow our own and enjoy this fresh food.

Amy: yes, we were really lucky. This little garden not only brought us food, but also gave us hope and pride.

Allen: Mom, look at the vegetables we brought back! We grow it ourselves and we are proud.

Mom: Kids, you're amazing! I am proud of your hard work and persistence. Let's prepare a sumptuous dinner and celebrate our achievements.

Amy: Mom, can you teach me how to make that traditional carrot soup?

Mom: Absolutely, Amy. Let me teach you some family cooking techniques.

(Amy and Mom are busy cooking dinner together, and the whole family's hearts are full of joy and reunion)

Alan: This carrot soup smells so good! I can't wait to taste it.

Ruth: Yes, Alan. This is made with our own grown vegetables and I believe it will be very delicious.

Amy

: I feel incredibly happy and satisfied to taste this carrot soup. That is the result of our united efforts.

Mom: You guys are really doing a great job, kids. This small garden not only provides us with food, but also makes us stronger and more confident to face the future.

End of story.

In this sequel, Amy, Ellen, and Ruth harvest the vegetables they grow and prepare a hearty dinner for the whole family. Through their own efforts and persistence, they have created their own food source and felt the atmosphere of reunion and joy. The story emphasizes the importance of effort, perseverance, and family, while also expressing the joy of self-sufficiency and enjoying one's own results. No matter how difficult the times are, Amy, Alan and Ruth not only find a way to survive the starving years through their collective efforts, but also cultivate more qualities and family cohesion in the process.

(The whole family enjoyed dinner, full of gratitude and laughter)

Amy: This carrot soup is delicious! Our efforts have finally paid off.

Alan: Yes, Amy. This small garden became a symbol of our fight against hunger and made us stronger and more united.

Mom: I'm really proud of you. Not only have you overcome adversity, but you have also learned to be self-reliant, which is an invaluable experience.

Amy: This experience taught me that our strength comes not only from food and material things, but also from solidarity and mutual support.

Ruth: That's right, Amy. In these hungry years, we understand how important mutual aid between neighbors is, and we see our own tenacity and courage.

Allen: We can continue to grow more food in the future, and we can even share our experience with other families to help more people through periods of hunger.

Mom: That's a great idea, Alan. We can use this as an opportunity to build a community garden that will benefit more people.

Amy: I believe that as long as we are united, whatever the future throws us, we can face and overcome it.

Alan: Yes, Amy. We have proven our strength and perseverance, no matter how difficult it is, we will not give up.

End of story.

In this sequel, Amy, Ellen, and Ruth feel the power of unity and hope by tasting a delicious dinner made with the vegetables they grow. Their success not only brought satisfaction and pride to themselves, but also inspired their desire to help more people through times of hunger. The whole family decided to use this as an opportunity to build a community garden to provide food and hope to more people. The story highlights the importance of solidarity, self-reliance and mutual support, and shows courage and determination in the face of adversity. No matter what lies ahead, Amy, Alan and Ruth believe that their unity and efforts will bring them a better future.

(Amy, Alan and Ruth sit in the garden and enjoy peaceful moments)

Alan: We've really done a lot, from a small garden to today's community garden. Our hard work and determination really makes me proud.

Amy: Yes, Alan. Looking at the green vegetables and flowers in this community garden, I feel very satisfied.

Ruth: Not only did we create a source of food for ourselves, but we also helped many neighbors and friends. This garden is truly a symbol of our unity.

Allen: I think we can do more. In addition to vegetables, we can try to grow some herbs and spices to make our garden more rich and varied.