Lin Yu began, "Today, Zhao Chu and I questioned many people and discovered that the women in this village indeed have a very vague memory of their past.
Some have fuzzy memories of when they were over twenty, and others before they were eighteen. They only remember that they belong to Lao Mountain Village and naturally choose to marry someone from the same village when they grow up.
When asked about childhood memories, their responses are all the same: catching fish in the river, picking wild fruits on the mountain, playing crazily with friends, helping adults with chores—nothing seems amiss at first glance.
But when asked for more detailed memories, they cannot respond, as if all their memories cannot be recalled in detail.
Despite our thorough questioning and the evident memory fuzziness, none of them suspects any issue with their memories."
