Yun Qingyu looked at the table full of various foods and swallowed her saliva.

These are the things that their grandmother usually controls and doesn't allow them to eat, including peach cakes, various candies, and a variety of fruits prepared by their younger sister.

The more Yun Qingyu looked, the hungrier she felt, and she swallowed several mouthfuls of saliva.

Seeing this, Old Lady Yun felt that the child was very greedy, so she waved her hand and said, "Alright, alright, come in and eat.

After dinner, let your father take you to the city to see the lanterns."

When the naive people heard that they could also do it, they cheered loudly.

"Thank you grandma!"

"Grandma, you are the best."

"Ana is the best grandma in the world."

Old Mrs. Yun was coaxed into smiling by the children.

Yun Nian'an was also extremely happy and finished his meal very quickly.

Especially the little kids, they were afraid that if they ate slowly their families would not take them to the city to watch the lanterns.

After finishing the meal, Yun Laosan harnessed the ox cart in the backyard and drove the cart to the front yard.

All the boys in the family ran to the ox cart and sat there first, and the four brothers of the Yun family followed suit and sat there too.

Old Man Yun was driving the ox cart towards the outside, but Yun Nian'an stopped Old Lady Yun.

"Grandma, don't you guys like it? Let's go over and take a look together!"

But Old Lady Yun shook her head and said, "There are so many dishes to clean up at home, just follow your grandpa and dad!"

Grandma is not like that. She did it many times when she was young."

After saying that, she turned around and went back to her room. Yun Nian'an knew very well that Old Lady Yun was actually unwilling to leave and was only thinking about the housework at home.

Old Man Yun saw that his granddaughter seemed a little unhappy.

"Nian'an, your grandma really doesn't want to die.

When we were young, grandpa took your grandma to see the lanterns, but your grandma always said there was nothing to see.

There are people everywhere, crowded together, and apart from the people the lanterns are not that great.

Since then, every time I asked your grandma to do it during the Mid-Autumn Festival, she was always reluctant.

Even if Grandpa forced your grandma to come over to see it, there would be nothing to play with."

What Old Man Yun didn’t say was that he was indeed short of money in the past. He couldn’t even afford a lantern, so what was there to play with?

I can only watch others having fun with their families, buying lanterns and making wishes.

He brought his sons with him. They were clamoring for lanterns, but they were penniless and could not even afford two copper coins.

Since then, Old Lady Yun has been sad and doesn't want to take the children out to enjoy the lanterns during the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Yun Nian'an listened to what Old Man Yun said and thought that grandma simply didn't like the hustle and bustle.

Nodding, "Since grandma doesn't want to do it, then forget it."

Old Man Yun was driving his ox cart towards the city. On the way, he met an ox cart from the next village. The cart was packed with people.

Yun Nian'an looked at the huge moon above his head. The road illuminated by the moon was particularly clear.

There were many children in the ox cart next to them, all chattering and making a lot of noise.

Everyone was extremely excited to be able to watch the lanterns in the city. This was the happiest moment for children every year.