Su Yinwan turned her head and saw that the person who took the utility knife from her hand was Rong Jing.

"What do you want engraved? I'll do it, so you don't hurt your hand."

Before Su Yinwan could speak, Rong Jing offered an explanation.

"Then carve a rabbit shape. Make the ears a little hollowed out, and you can carve some patterns in the middle."

"Um."

Then, Rong Jing sat down beside her and began to carve beautiful patterns.

"You be careful too."

Su Yinwan reminded him one last time.

A short while later, the adorable rabbit in Rong Jing's hand appeared.

It can be described as both fast and exquisite.

Su Yinwan was arranging the hanging ropes and tassels when she was drawn to the man's finished product.

"Wow, Mr. Rong, you finished carving so quickly and so exquisitely."

"uh-huh."

The man handed her the adorable paper rabbit he had carved and continued, "I'll help you with whatever you want to do next."

"Then help me secure the internal supports, I need to glue this rabbit on."

After speaking, Su Yinwan handed the support frame, which had been glued together, to Rong Jing.

Then, she tore off some double-sided tape and stuck it on the stand.

Finally, she carefully and gently glued one side of the rabbit on, and then moved on to the other side.

The main focus is on stability.

After the two worked together to assemble the cute bunny lantern, the last step was to put in a small light and then tie on a warm-colored hanging rope and tassel.

"OK, Ah Jing, look, it's really cute."

The assembled Jade Rabbit lamp looks even more charming and adorable when lit up.

At this moment, Rong Jing's thoughts were only on Su Yinwan.

Seeing his wife's satisfied expression, he was naturally happy as well.

"Xiao Wan, the jade rabbit lantern you're carrying is really beautiful. Let Grandpa take a look."

Grandpa Su had seen the lantern in his granddaughter's hand long ago.

He had always known that Su Yinwan was good at handicrafts.

So much so that they often praise their daughter Xiaowan in front of relatives and friends, saying she is a clever and skillful girl.

"Grandpa, here you go."

Su Yin took a few steps forward and came to the old man, handing him the jade rabbit lantern.

"Hmm, really good. This rabbit is carved perfectly, and the openwork pattern is so beautiful."

Grandpa Rong praised Su Yinwan's handiwork without prior agreement.

"Grandpa, this rabbit was carved by A-Jing with a craft knife. I just pieced them together later."

Su Yinwan did not take credit for herself, but truthfully stated that the rabbit's pattern was carved by Rong Jing.

"Hey, that's all thanks to you. If you hadn't been supervising him, he wouldn't have been able to carve it so well."

Despite telling the truth, the old man didn't praise Rong Jing at all.

In their view, Su Yinwan was the one who deserved the most praise.

After all, she is the treasure of the Rong and Su families.

Standing next to Su Yinwan, Rong Jing remained silent, seemingly already accustomed to his grandfather's actions.

Besides, they were satisfied with Su Yinwan, their wife, so there was no need for them to compete for this honor.

"This one is for this old man. I'm taking it back to Beicheng and hanging it in the most prominent place in the house so that I can show it off to your Grandma Yang and Grandpa Ouyang when they come to visit."

The elderly often compare these things at home, purely for fun and enjoyment.

“Okay, Grandpa, would you like me to make a few more?” Su Yinwan asked with a smile.

Grandpa Su would treat any handmade item she made by hand as his best treasure.

"This one is fine; it's unique."

"Okay, let's go and finish piecing together the remaining materials."

"Go."

On the other side.

After receiving the praise, Rong Xueer enthusiastically used the materials on the table to DIY hand-painted round fans, moon lanterns, bamboo woven incense burners, and so on.

She does things quickly and in a variety of ways.

In the end, it was Ye Chen, who was cleaning up her mess, who suffered the most.

Look, the hand-painted round fan is a complete mess.

Some of the colored ink even splashed out, forming a separate image.

To make it more festive and appropriate for the occasion, Ye Chen had no choice but to pick up a paintbrush to add some color and a suitable small pattern to the fan so that the color of the entire fan surface wouldn't look too abrupt.

Look at that moon lantern again. The moon model has fallen off more than half of itself, and the osmanthus flowers on the side are scattered here and there, making it look rather desolate.

Ye Chen could only patiently help Rong Xue'er glue the moon model back on.

Furthermore, adding a few osmanthus blossoms instantly evokes a sense of joy and reunion.

"Brother Chen, I can't weave this incense burner anymore. I keep breaking the bamboo strips."

Rong Xue'er once again asked Ye Chen for help, hoping he could help her assemble the incense burner that was less than half-finished.

Looking at his younger sister's pitiful eyes, Ye Chen reluctantly took the three-piece finished product from her hands.

"Xue'er, how about we stop making this? How many times have you asked me to assemble it for you?"

As Ye Chen finished up, he said gently, "Good boy, let's try another one."

It wasn't that he was unwilling, but rather that he had lost count of how many incense burners had ended up in his hands.

Looking at the large pile of woven bamboo incense burners on the table, there were too many to count on one's fingers.

It's time to switch to a different style.

“Okay, then I…” Rong Xue’er looked at the remaining materials on the table and suddenly had an idea.

"Then I'll make a paper lantern with flowers and grass."

After saying that, she immediately started making it herself.

As soon as Ye Chen saw the finished product picture on the tutorial diagram, he knew that there was no escaping the need for remedial work later.

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