Xia Yangyang, despite her mory loss, only realized after eting Xia Ye that her son is a prodigy.
His IQ is even far higher than that of an average adult.
While other children are still struggling to count from one to a hundred, Xia Ye’s calculus functions have already reached college level.
They say he never forgets anything he sees, recognizing over three thousand Chinese characters at three, and mastering three languages by four.
All this he achieved mostly while she was deep in her extended slumber.
Sotis, Xia Yangyang has to admit that there are indeed inconceivable geniuses in this world.
re mortals, even with ten thousand tis the effort, can’t match innate talent.
Of course, this doesn’t negate the value of hard work.
After all, geniuses are a minority in this world.
Sotis Xia Yangyang feels that the heavens are still fair.
Although Xia Ye is a prodigy, he still lacks the simplicity and happiness of ordinary children.
Even at a tender age, he looks at the world with eyes that seem to penetrate everything.
As if there is neither sorrow nor joy.
Sotis, even Xia Yangyang can’t see through those eyes.
The village chief talked on and on, finally making the task details clear.
But before the task even began, there was a problem.
Because Tangtang was unwilling to leave Lu Yao and Tang Rufeng to carry out the task alone.
Tangtang is the youngest of the four children, soft and cute, and also the most timid.
Just hearing she had to go down to the market alone, she started to cry uncontrollably.
Clutching Tang Rufeng’s clothes, she refused to budge.
Even Lu Yao couldn’t persuade her.
The village chief comforted her for a while, saying there would be a cara uncle and an assistant auntie accompanying her.
But Tangtang simply refused to agree, insisting on the company of Tang Rufeng and Lu Yao.
However, the purpose of this segnt is for children to take the first step away from their parents.
This is a critical stage in a child’s growth.
Lu Yao very much agrees with the approach of the production team.
Tang Rufeng, on the other hand, coddles his daughter with both coaxing and deception.
Finally, it is Xia Yangyang who walks over and says, "Tangtang, would it be okay if Brother Xia Ye accompanied you? Don’t you love playing with Brother Xia Ye the most? Actually, this is just like a ga of hide and seek, and when you co back in the evening, both mom and dad will show up."
Xia Yangyang’s words magically cald the crying Tangtang.
In the end, Tangtang went out hand in hand with Xia Ye.
And on their backs, they each carried a small basket.
The baskets contained so ingredients they had gathered the day before.
anwhile, He Bi insisted on holding Xingxing’s hand as they left together.
The original plan was to have the four children head in four different directions to complete the task independently.
Unexpectedly, in the end, they naturally ford two teams.
But this coincidence turned out to be quite heartwarming.
The chief director then changed the plan on the spot, allowing them to form two teams to start heading to the market to complete their tasks.
The children rode down the mountain on donkey carts.
The two donkey carts jolted down the mountain under the driver’s urging.
Xingxing and He Bi sat on one cart.
They led the way ahead.
But Xingxing kept looking back at the other donkey cart.
On that cart sat Tangtang and Xia Ye.
Being away from her parents, Tangtang, still afraid, was crying.
Xia Ye used the sleeve of his clothes to wipe her tears.
In the end, he opened the piece of chocolate Tangtang had given him that morning and shared it with her, one half for each.
Only after eating the chocolate did Tangtang finally break into a smile.
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