"Uncle, are you going to name Daya?"

Daya looked at Gu Yunyang with a pair of innocent eyes, her big eyes blinking adorably.

I don't know how Zhou Zhiqiang could bear to burn such a lovely girl with a cigarette butt.

That's utterly inhumane.

Gu Honglan added, "Yes, you should give her a name. She's already calling you 'uncle.' If it were me... if it were her maternal grandfather who named her, it would definitely be something like 'Laidi' or 'Zhaodi.' Back then, if it weren't for my uncle stopping us, all of us sisters would have had names like that."

Many families that prefer sons to daughters hope to come here.

Gu Yunyang had always disliked this, and he scoffed, "Then he should change his name to Zhao'er, and your mother should change her name to Pan'er."

Gu Honglan was stunned.

This was the first time she had ever heard such a distasteful name that favored sons over daughters.

Moreover, Gu Yunyang was originally the target of this group of women.

He's the younger brother, the son.

But Gu Yunyang really hated this kind of thinking.

Countless fathers in later generations will be doting fathers, hoping to have daughters.

Daughters are the true comforts of family.

Of course, he doesn't discriminate against his son or show favoritism towards him.

Looking into those expectant eyes, Gu Yunyang thought for a moment and said, "Okay, let me think about it."

After a pause, Gu Yunyang asked, "Hasn't she been registered yet?"

If it's registered in the household, then it should have a name.

"No."

Gu Hongmei shook her head, so Gu Honglan answered the question for her.

Gu Yunyang chuckled, and Gu Honglan explained, "The Zhou family doesn't care about Daya at all. They probably just want to raise a maid to do housework, and then sell her for a dowry when she reaches marriageable age. Those heartless bastards..."

However, Gu Yunyang stopped Gu Honglan from speaking.

Da Ya is still here, so it's best not to say too much about this.

Although the child is young, he is not unable to understand what is being said.

And just because you don't understand it now doesn't mean you'll never understand it.

Therefore, there are some things that should not be said in front of children.

Gu Yunyang asked, "So, what's your surname, Daya? Would you like it to be Gu, or..."

Although there's a high probability that Gu Yunyang could guess the outcome.

But I still need to ask one question.

Sure enough, Gu Hongmei's eyes widened, and Gu Honglan said decisively, "Of course she will share the surname Gu with my sister. From now on, Daya will be a member of the Gu family, not the Zhou family. She has no relation to the Zhou family whatsoever."

"Um."

Gu Yunyang nodded, thought for a moment, and suddenly remembered an ancient poem: "The clear mist hangs low over the Chu plain, the warmth returns to the wings of wild geese, and their formation rises on the flat sand."

Suddenly, spring is in sight; I ask where it is, and find my way to the mountain home.

"How about we call her Qinglan, Gu Qinglan?"

"Gu Qinglan?"

Gu Honglan's eyes lit up: "What a great name!"

Although she didn't understand poetry, hadn't read many books, and didn't recognize many characters.

At most, I've attended literacy classes and can recognize my own name.

But she thought it was very good after listening to Gu Yunyang recite it.

Turning around, Gu Honglan looked at Gu Hongmei: "Eldest sister, Gu Qinglan, what do you think?"

"good."

Although Gu Han didn't say anything, he could tell from her eyes and the joy on her face that she liked it very much.

It's so much better than that Lai Di Zhao Di.

"Table six, your food is ready. Hurry up and bring it to us, what are you standing there for?"