Geng Qiuqiu gave Tang Shu a bizarre glance and quietly took a big step backwards, forcing herself to look away from the ground and then raising her head to look around again.
"Hey, hey, that’s not right, why are the insects around their tents moving?!"
She wouldn’t have cared if she hadn’t looked, but once she did, she immediately noticed the difference.
There was a stark contrast around the tents of the ten people. Since the tents were set up closely together at night, the insects were sprawled lifelessly around our five tents, while around the other five, not only were the insects on the ground moving, some had even crawled up on them.
Looking over, a few were sporadically distributed on the tents, which looked quite creepy.
"Cough, this...I was just guessing that there might be bugs and ants outside the tents, I wasn’t very sure, so I only set it up on our side."
She hadn’t thought that much, let alone been that kind-hearted.
Especially, Roger from the other team, who had been snarky all day, Tang Shu felt that it was already generous of her not to have added some extra "medicine" for him.
Geng Qiuqiu burst out laughing. Seeing Owen from the opposite side just come out and look over here, she immediately covered her mouth with her hand, turning her laughter into a snicker.
"Hehe~~~ They underestimate the traditional Chinese medicine of our Eastern Country, so we should definitely show them how impressive it is!"
They won’t get to use it!
"Aiya, Xiao Shu, you also said these insects aren’t very poisonous; getting bitten might just show them how powerful our traditional medicine is. If they don’t ask for it, we won’t offer it to them!"
Seeing her getting a bit heated, Tang Shu’s mouth twitched with speechlessness.
"Fine, we’ll do as Sister Geng says."
As the sun slowly rose, everyone gradually woke up, and after getting dressed, they noticed the difference between the two sides.
Lin Yi and the others were astonished for a moment, but seeing Geng Qiuqiu’s weirdly amused expression and after thinking it over, they guessed some of the truth. When they passed by Tang Shu, they even whispered a thank you.
Austin, as the captain of the other team, was also smart and thoughtfully considered the situation more comprehensively. Upon noticing the extra plants around our tents that they didn’t have, he directly came over to ask for the tricks.
Tang Shu glanced subtly at Geng Qiuqiu, only to see her pout with disappointment and mutter "boring".
Well, it seemed the little secret couldn’t be kept anymore.
If the other side hadn’t asked, she could have pretended to be ignorant and bluff her way through, but since they did ask, Tang Shu didn’t keep secrets and pointed to the layer of green medicinal herbs spread on the ground.
"It’s these, they have the effect of repelling insects. If you pick some every evening and place them around the tents, you can avoid some insect bites."
If made into a powder, the effect would be even better.
Although Austin had already suspected something, he was still surprised when he heard the explanation, "So that’s what it is! How amazing!"
Geng Qiuqiu shared in the glory, "This is our traditional Chinese medicine, the knowledge our ancestors garnered by tasting all kinds of herbs. With its wisdom passed down through the centuries, it naturally has its brilliant aspects."
"So this is traditional Chinese medicine! If you don’t bring enough medication, using what is available locally can be very useful!"
Austin was immediately inspired to learn, and so during the next day’s itinerary, the captain stuck by Tang Shu the whole time, seeking her guidance.
This left Roger, who woke up a few minutes late, completely baffled.
This Tang Shu, just as Wei had said, was quite unworldly!
August arrived, bringing the summer holiday frenzy.
Both the tourism and education industries reached a peak period.