In the Gale Camp, where conditions were primitive, taking a bath had become a rather "unique" affair, as everyone had to share a single large wooden tub in turns.
Today, it was Afu's turn to bathe. Afu soaked comfortably in the wooden tub, humming a little tune. His singing was completely out of tune, yet it exuded a cheerful, self-amused spirit: "The great river flows eastward, ah, the stars in the sky reach for the Big Dipper, ah..."
The soldiers waiting in line outside to bathe were not so calm. Aqiang shouted at the top of his lungs, "Afu, hurry up and wash! There are quite a few people waiting behind you!"
Chapter 147