This children's book is a story about Tibetan foxes, which she adapted from two Tibetan foxes from Tuboling.
Tibetan foxes are so popular with young readers that the publisher specially commissioned her to draw a book featuring a Tibetan fox as the main character.
She plans to finish the painting before the new year, so she can take Dandan and Qingqing back to her hometown.
Two days later, she had just finished drawing a few pictures when Zhuang Mingcheng returned that evening and suddenly wanted to leave early.
"Mingcheng, what's wrong? Didn't we agree to go back for the New Year?"
Zhuang Mingcheng called his son over and kissed him, then continued, "Many new recruits in the regiment and military region have developed night blindness. The doctor said that drinking seaweed soup can cure it, so the military region is preparing to send people to the seaside to contact and get some seaweed and fish to take back."
“I thought your hometown is quite close to the seaside, so we can go together and save ourselves some trouble.”
"Night blindness? Then you need to take more vitamin A."
Lu Fangfang thought it would be good to go back sooner and stay a few more days, so she didn't object.
However, if she went back early, she wouldn't be able to draw in the comic books, and she didn't want to bring a bunch of drawing paper back with her.
The next day, Lu Fangfang asked Dandan to call Daniu over at the breeding farm.
Several years have passed, and Da Niu is now in school, but she hasn't neglected her painting; in fact, she's become better and better at it.
"Hey girl, want to make some money?"
The girl's eyes lit up, and she quickly nodded.
For the past two years, she has paid for her school fees, as well as her paper and pens, with her own savings.
Yang Yufeng herself is illiterate and doesn't want her daughter to go to school. This was the result of her arguing. Now, her daughter has a strong sense of crisis and dreams of making money.
Lu Fangfang smiled, took out paper and pen, and then handed the story of the Tibetan fox, along with several illustrations she had drawn before, to Da Niu.
"See if you can draw it."
The girl excitedly accepted it.
She looked at it carefully for a while, then lay down on the table and started drawing intently.
She might not be able to draw other things well, but drawing Tibetan foxes and other animals on the grasslands is a piece of cake for her.
In the past two years, she has been drawing wild donkeys, Tibetan foxes, and snow leopards every day, becoming extremely familiar with them.
Beside them, Egg leaned closer to take a curious look.
"Mom, my sister is so amazing!"
Lu Fangfang stroked her son's head and smiled, then waited quietly.
After a while, Da Niu nervously picked up the painting and handed it to Lu Fangfang.
"Not bad, girl, if you draw for another two years, you'll surpass me."
Lu Fangfang was quite pleased with the painting; some of the details that Da Niu had drawn were even better than her own.
"Big girl, I'll leave the rest of the comic books to you to draw. There are thirty-eight pictures in total. You just need to finish them before I get back."
"By the way, the publisher charges three yuan per artwork. I'll give it to you after I've checked it and found no problems."
"Thank you, Auntie, thank you, Auntie."
The girl was thrilled when she heard that.
She counted on her fingers but couldn't figure out the total amount, though it should be enough to pay for several years' worth of tuition.
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