Finally, the ox cart got off the swaying ground and arrived in the city.

Old Man Yun stopped the ox cart and six children jumped off the cart.

Old Man Yun stood in the front and gave a lecture: "There are too many people here, don't just play around and get lost.

You two from the eldest family hold hands, and you two from the second family also hold hands.

Yun Qingguo curled her lips immediately after hearing what her grandfather said.

"Grandpa, we are all so old now, who wants to hold hands? I won't!"

Old Man Yun looked at the second son's son Yun Qingguo, who was a troublesome person, and glared at him.

"If you don't want to, let your father take you back now."

Yun Qingguo waved his hands repeatedly: "Hey, I was just kidding, hold hands! This is my brother, so what if I hold hands?"

Old Man Yun snorted coldly, not caring what Yun Qingguo was thinking.

Yun Nian'an looked around the city and saw that it was crowded with people, most of whom were holding lanterns in their hands.

The boys were very happy. Old Man Yun and his family walked around the street in a grand manner. The street was brightly lit.

In the brothel, the girls waved their hands with handkerchiefs, "Uncle, come and play, uncle~"

The vendors on both sides that had set up stalls during the day were all set up, greeting the customers coming and going.

"Look, look at the lanterns, look at the beautiful lanterns."

Old Man Yun pointed at the lantern over there and looked at Yun Nian'an. "My dear, grandpa will buy you a lantern. You can also hold it and see that other children have lanterns in their hands."

Yun Nian'an was also interested when he saw that his grandfather wanted to buy it.

Behind Yun Qingyu and Old Man Yun.

Old man Yun came to the lantern vendor and carefully selected ones for his beloved baby, but he couldn't make up his mind.

"My dear, take a look at what you like."

Yun Nian'an leaned over to take a look and finally chose a rabbit-shaped lantern.

"Grandpa, I want this little white rabbit."

"䗽"

Old Man Yun looked at the stall and asked: "How much is your rabbit lantern?"

The stall owner introduced enthusiastically: "These lanterns are all carefully woven by our family.

And the price is cheap. You have so many children in your family, so you can buy one for each of them. It’s only 6 yuan each.”

Before Old Man Yun could say anything, Yun Qingyu had already started choosing at the stall, and finally picked a mighty and majestic tiger.

"Grandpa, Grandpa, I just want this tiger."

Old Man Yun glared at Yun Qingyu and said, "What do you want? It's nothing to play with."

Old Man Yun turned around and looked at the stall again: "Five copper coins, if you like it, give me one, if not, I'll look somewhere else."

The stall owner was still puzzled! The man in front of him only bought for his granddaughter, but not for his grandson at home.

I originally thought that I should let the youngest granddaughter in the family choose first, and then let the grandson choose later, but I never expected that people would only buy things for the granddaughter from the beginning.

It's really rare that there are still farmers who particularly like their granddaughters these days.

Yun Qingyu stepped aside with a pout on his face, wishing he could cry right then and there, but he was too old.

If he cried again, he would definitely be upset, but he also felt aggrieved, and he also wanted such a beautiful lantern.