When Long Bao asked this question, the other babies also looked up at her at the same time.

Zhou Jia smiled awkwardly and said, "I'm not sure if there's a specific equivalent, but generally, when you take a child with you, you need a child seat in the car, and an adult to protect the child.

It's all for safety, and there will be people checking on the road. If you don't follow the rules, you will be punished."

It's impossible for her to take care of so many children by herself.

Long Bao nodded to indicate that he understood.

In the end, Zhou Jia had to pay extra money to get on the bus. The distance was not far, and she only took the bus because she had a lot of stuff.

Zhou Jia naturally had to sit in the passenger seat, with the five younger ones squeezing in the back.

Since it was their first experience, the little ones were very excited and kept touching things left and right.

Seeing them dancing with joy, Zhou Jia quickly said, "Stop, all of you sit still. Remember, don't move around. Fasten your seatbelts and don't open them. Sit tight, there will be plenty of opportunities for you to touch me later."

They also knew that it was not easy for someone to agree to send them off, so they all nodded obediently.

Zhou Jia fastened their seat belts and sat in the passenger seat.

I was originally worried that they might not be able to adapt to the car, but I found that each of them adapted well and did not look uncomfortable at all.

Zhou Jia quickly figured it out. They could tolerate the bumpy ride in the carriage, not to mention that the inside of the car wasn't that bumpy either.

By the time they returned to the hotel carrying large and small bags, Zhou Jia didn't want to move at all.

She bought them not only clothes, but also various snacks and toys. When Zhou Jia gave them the snacks, she also reminded them, "Children, don't eat too many snacks. It's not good for your health."

Long Bao said pointedly: "I should tell you this too, otherwise you will eat a lot of snacks."

Zhou Jia felt a little embarrassed and coughed dryly, "I'm an adult! Of course I can eat whatever I want."

The little guys looked at her with a bit of contempt.

"Okay, okay, your things are here. Do you want to take them to your room first?"

Long Bao nodded, picked up his things and left first.

Their rooms happened to be next to each other, so Zhou Jia helped carry all the things over.

Of course Longbao and Tiantian want to live together. Chebao and the other three all want to live with Ying Zheng, so they start competing for a spot, because they are really curious about Ying Zheng, the first emperor, even though he is not one yet.

Long Bao himself just stared at them silently.

In the end, Yinbao won the game of rock-paper-scissors.

Yinbao walked towards Longbao under the resentful gazes of Fengche and Longbao.

So, Feng Bao Che Bao became a room.

Feng Bao had a stable mentality. Although she could not live with the First Emperor, she did not suffer any loss by living with the future famous Emperor Wu of Han.

After sending the things to their rooms, the kids huddled together in Zhou Jia's room.

Yinbao looked at her phone and asked, "Can we have this thing too?"

Zhou Jia smiled and said, "No, you are children. You definitely can't have this thing, so don't even think about it."

"Oh." Yinbao and the others were a little disappointed.

Zhou Jia continued, "Because you are too young now, and more importantly, all software now requires real-name registration, otherwise you won't be able to use anything.

But if you have time, you can play with this. Just play with it, and don't think about anything else. It's definitely not allowed."

"Are there many restrictions for young children?" Feng Bao asked.

Zhou Jia nodded. "Of course. These days, most payments are electronic. If children know their passwords or become addicted to games, it's bad for both parents and children."

The little guys nodded, indicating that they understood.

Because there was actually nothing fun to do in the hotel, the younger ones were more interested in electronic products. Longbao was more interested in the e-books inside, and started taking online classes while holding Zhou Jia's tablet.

The moment Zhou Jia heard the teacher's voice coming from the tablet, her expression was extremely complicated.

She is worthy of being Her Majesty!

As expected, he is very talented at a young age.

Yinbao and Tiantian were talking about Qin. Fengbao was interested in Zhoujia's mobile phone and was studying its camera function. Chebao was touching everything in the hotel and found everything new and interesting.

Until the voice of the teacher teaching came from the tablet, everyone's eyes turned to Long Bao at the same time.

Yinbao sweetly stood up silently, put down the Qin in his hand, Fengbao put down the phone and handed it to Zhou Jia, Chebao also stood up and walked to Longbao, and several people sat down around Longbao.

The screen was a bit small, and several people were huddled together. Seeing how eager they were to learn, Zhou Jia took the tablet away and said, "Use the computer. The screen is bigger. Also, stay away from these electronic products, otherwise you will have to wear glasses like some of us in later generations."

As she spoke, she exchanged paper and pen from the system and gave them a simple demonstration.

"This is how pens are held in later generations. When you start school later, you will also have to start learning simple numbers and pinyin. I don't know how much you have learned, but just take it one step at a time. If you think it's too easy, you can also look for classes in other grades."

Zhou Jia never doubted the intelligence of her ancestors, especially those who could become emperors. Their IQ must not be low, so many things that came later would probably not be difficult for them, especially Chinese ancient poetry and prose.

They each took a pen and paper. Feng Bao said, "It would be nice if I could use your big screen to watch it when I get back."

Zhou Jia knew that he was talking about the 32-inch display screen in her room, which was also the screen Zhou Jia used to type on. Zhou Jia was one of those poor students who had a lot of stationery. She used the large-screen computer to type on, the tablet to check information, and the mobile phone to live broadcast. Her desk was always full.

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