The pink fireworks display in Beijing lasted all night and sparked a frenzy of discussion online.

Netizens speculated about who was setting off fireworks for their girlfriend, feeling unexpectedly fed a mouthful of "dog food" (a Chinese slang term for witnessing public displays of affection).

However, back at the Pearl River scenic spot, Gu Weiwei and Fu Hanzheng had no time to appreciate their fireworks.

The two children were almost asleep when they got back, so the couple quickly gave them a bath and put them in their cribs. The two little ones soon fell asleep on their own.

Gu Weiwei leaned down and kissed the two children on the cheek, then locked the crib railings before letting out a sigh of relief.

Fu Hanzheng put his arm around her shoulder and said with heartache.

"Thanks a lot."

Taking care of two children at the same time is indeed exhausting.

"Thanks to your help, things have become much easier for me," Gu Weiwei said with a smile.

Every morning, Fu Hanzheng would help her take care of the two children until they got up and ate breakfast before going to the company.

She helps bathe the two children every night, sometimes doing it all by herself. With the help of the nanny, her life is already quite easy.

The two left the children's room, and Fu Hanzheng poured her a glass of water.

"Take a break."

Gu Weiwei took the water glass, turned off the living room lights, and sat down on the sofa.

The tall floor-to-ceiling windows allow them to sit in the living room and enjoy the pink fireworks blooming in the distant sky.

Fu Hanzheng sat down next to her, reached out and held her head, pressing it against his shoulder so she could lean on it.

However, he said it gently and solemnly.

Happy birthday, Vivi.

Gu Weiwei laughed out loud, "You celebrate my birthday twice a year, aren't you tired?"

It's Mu Weiwei's birthday now, but on her real birthday, he will celebrate it for her alone again.

So, ever since he found out she was Gu Weiwei, he celebrated her two birthdays every year.

"No." Fu Hanzheng smiled gently.

Gu Weiwei held the slightly warm water glass and said softly.

"Your husband, Fu Xiaoer, said that our relationship settled down too early, and that problems might arise as time goes on, like the seven-year itch..."

Upon hearing this, a hint of coldness flashed in Fu Hanzheng's eyes.

"I think he's the one who's going to have problems."

"Don't you think this kind of life is boring?" Gu Weiwei asked with a smile.

Their relationship had some ups and downs in the early stages.

But once they committed to each other, their feelings for one another never wavered. Apart from external influences, their relationship remained very stable.

Now that we have two more children, we'll likely stay together like this for the rest of our lives, watching our two children grow up.

Fu Shiqin and his colleagues said that many people experience relationship problems after getting married and having children, as life becomes mundane.

"Who said it's boring?" Fu Hanzheng's eyes grew even colder.

He loved it so much that he could see her and their two children every day when he came home; he couldn't find a moment of boredom in it.

"Everyone says that once you get married and have children, love gradually turns into familial affection, and the attraction between husband and wife disappears. Men also find other women more appealing..." Gu Weiwei said with a smile, clearly trying to tease him.

Fu Hanzheng glanced at her sideways, "Am I no longer attractive?"

Gu Weiwei chuckled, her eyes filled with love as she looked at him.

"Immensely charming."

Fu Hanzheng smiled with satisfaction, reached out and took her water glass, placing it on the table.

Then he picked the person up and strode towards the master bedroom.

"Is it because I wasn't enthusiastic enough that you have such doubts?"

“I have no doubts, I have no doubts at all!” Gu Weiwei said immediately.