It started snowing as soon as winter came, and the snow here is much heavier than in Beijing.
An An and Zhou Zhou were in good health. They ran outside every day when it was cold. Their little faces were frozen red, but they were as healthy as little steel eggs. But Mo Mo was not so good. He built a snowman outside and came back with a high fever in the middle of the night.
The high fever has subsided, but I have been feeling sick ever since. I start coughing again if I get a little wind.
Sheng Anning is not proficient in pediatrics. She took Momo to the hospital for several checkups and there was no problem. The doctor also suggested that Sheng Anning take Momo to see a Chinese medicine doctor to see if the child was not adapted to the climate here and whether he needed some conditioning or supplements.
He also introduced me to a very famous Chinese medicine doctor here.
Zhou Shixun and Sheng Anning took a day off and took Momo to see the old Chinese doctor.
Afraid that Mo Mo would get bit by the wind, Sheng An Ning put a mask on him, wrapped him in a thick scarf and a cotton jacket, and let Zhou Shixun hold him.
Momo has been feeling unwell these past two days. She lay on Zhou Shixun's shoulder, not in the mood at all.
Sheng An Ning felt distressed when she saw it: "If it's still not okay, take Mo Mo to Beijing City to have a look. How come there is no problem?"
She has also read a lot of medical information recently, and compared it with Momo's symptoms one by one, but none of them matched.
It seems that my immunity is low and I can’t stand the slightest bit of cold wind.
Zhou Shixun had no objection. He was obviously much lighter holding his son than before. He calculated the time and said, "After the New Year, I will have some vacation time. Let's go back together."
Sheng Anning looked at Momo's little appearance: "It's really strange. I've been feeding Momo milk powder recently, so why is his immunity still so low?"
Come to think of it, Momo was in better health when he was a child.
It is still quite far from the family quarters to the traditional Chinese medicine clinic, and it takes half an hour to walk there.
When they passed by, the old Chinese doctor had just sent off a patient. Seeing Zhou Shixun holding a child in his arms, he quickly asked them to sit down by the stove: "Look at the frost on your hat. You must have walked a long way. Hurry up and sit down to warm yourself up. Don't rush to undress the child."
Wen He watched Zhou Shixun and Sheng An Ning sit down, then looked at Sheng An Ning: "You don't look like people from here, where are you from?"
Sheng An Ning was still a little surprised. They hadn't spoken yet, but this kind-looking old man could guess it right away. Nodding: "Well, my wife works in a nearby unit, and I brought the children here half a year ago."
The old Chinese doctor nodded: "He doesn't look like a local like us. What's wrong with the child? He looks a little unhappy. Is he catching a cold?"
Sheng An Ning briefly explained Mo Mo's situation.
The old Chinese doctor nodded again, stretched out his hand to help unbutton Mo Mo's cotton coat, and after taking his pulse, he looked at Mo Mo's tongue and eyes, frowned, "The child is fine, he just can't adapt to the winter here, you go back and take good care of him, you guys are from the north, why can't you adapt?"
"After you go back, try to keep him out as little as possible, and wait until spring when it gets warmer."
Sheng An Ning was very surprised. What kind of disease is this? What's the cause? If you can't go out for a whole winter, the child can't stand it: "Do you have to stay at home all the time? The child can't stay at home either. Do you want to give him some Chinese medicine to regulate his condition?"
The old Chinese doctor shook his head and said, "It's not necessary. Medicines are poisonous. There's no need for such a young child to take Chinese medicine. It's not a big problem. Another way is to send the child back to his hometown. He will get better immediately."
Sheng An Ning had never encountered such a strange disease before. Seeing Mo Mo hanging his little head and leaning in Zhou Shixun's arms without any energy, he felt very uncomfortable.
Even though I knew that the child didn't have any serious problems, I couldn't bear to see him looking so sick all the time.
The old Chinese doctor seemed to see what Sheng Anning was thinking, and said gently: "Parents definitely can't bear to be separated from their children. If you want your child to be with you, you can only watch your child suffer. If you want him to be safe and healthy, send him back to his hometown to be raised."
Sheng Anning thanked him repeatedly: "We will consider your words, thank you."
Sheng An Ning was at a loss when she brought Mo Mo out. She was reluctant to let the child go back to Beijing. But if she kept Mo Mo by her side, Mo Mo would be sickly all winter.
No matter how good your physical condition is, it will collapse if you continue like this for a long time.
Seeing that Sheng An Ning had been silent, Zhou Shixun lowered his head and kicked the snowball on the ground, and made a decision for her: "If this is the case, send Momo back to Beijing City and let Dad take care of her. Then find a nanny."
Sheng An Ning couldn't bear to let him go: "Then we will be separated, and it will be hard for us to see each other once a year. I miss Momo. And Momo can't grow up with Zhou Zhou and An An, and can't act like a spoiled child around her parents. I feel sad just thinking about it."
What is the difference between Liu Momo in Beijing and the left-behind children later?
Zhou Shixun comforted him: "Go home first, maybe Momo will be fine in a few days."
After returning home, Sheng Anning told Zhou Hongyun the result of seeing a Chinese doctor. Zhou Hongyun was silent for a long time and sighed: "Some things may not necessarily be illness, but may also be feng shui problems. So you have to believe these things. If Momo continues to be like this, I think it's better to send the child back."
Mo Mo understood the conversation between her mother and her aunt. She was originally leaning in Sheng An Ning's arms, but now she turned around, put her arms around her mother's neck, and put her little face in the crook of her neck, breathing shallowly, full of reluctance.
Sheng An Ning couldn't stand it anymore: "Let's wait and see, I can't bear to send Mo Mo back, the three of them should grow up together."
Zhou Hongyun was also reluctant: "No matter who it is, no one would be reluctant to let go. Let's see, if it is good for Momo, we should send him back. Your dad must be lonely at home alone, he will definitely be able to take good care of Momo."
Although the conditions in Beijing are better than here, Sheng Anning couldn't bear to let her child leave his parents.
At night, when the children were asleep, Sheng An Ning was still struggling with Zhou Shixun about this matter: "I know it's better to send Momo back, but I can't bear to let her go. Do you think it's really that magical? If it's really because she can't adapt to the climate, she's been here for half a year. If she can't adapt to the winter, then Beijing is also quite cold in winter. Momo ran around at that time and had no problem at all."
Zhou Shixun comforted her, "If Momo goes back, we can go back once a year, and during the summer vacation, Dad can bring Momo over, so we won't be separated."
"Also, if Momo goes back and adapts for a year, he'll be older and in better shape, and maybe this won't happen again."
Sheng An Ning frowned: "But in this case, when should we send Mo Mo back? If we wait until after the New Year, it will be warmer and there will be no need to send Mo Mo back."
Zhou Shixun was silent for a moment: "In a few days, Song Xiuyan and his friends will return to Beijing to celebrate the New Year. Let them take Momo back with them."
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