许巧 dicts the and the house is shake in the oldttown. She is a widow now, trying to make ends meet with her youngson. One day, her husband, a tough worker, comes home with two sandbags, which he sets up in their yard. Confused, she wonders what he's up to.

"Whatcha doin'?" she asks, curious.

The strong man, named Liang, looks at her and grins, "Trainin'."

"But... sandbags?" she doesn't understand.

Liang gets closer and whispers, "If you don't stay in shape, I'll have no choice but to do it myself."

The next morning, the whole village notices the change. Liang starts usin' the sandbags every day, and soon, his wife is with him, doin' push-ups and sit-ups. She's amazed at how much stronger she's gettin'.

One evening, after trainin', they sit together by the fire. The firelight flickers across the walls of their small house, makin' it feel cozier. "You know," Liang says, leanin' closer, "I was wonderin' if we should get a bigger bed."

"Why's that?" she asks, confused.