The Strongest Dad in the 1980s: Fu Bao is the daughter of Heaven

It was almost noon when Tangtang went back to her room to get her puppets and discovered the red envelope under her pillow.

She was stunned, thinking someone had forgotten her money under her pillow, and immediately grabbed the money and went to find her father.

"Dad, dad, look..."

Chen Feng saw her taking the red envelope, "Did you see it?"

The little guy nodded, "Yeah, Tangtang saw it. It's under the pillow. Dad, whose money is this?"

"Your!"

"Mine?" Tangtang was obviously stunned. She opened one of the red envelopes and muttered, "Why haven't you seen Tangtang before?"

"This is the New Year's money we give you. We also call it Lucky Money here."

Chen Feng also told her which one belonged to him and which one belonged to the nunnery master's grandmother and Chen's mother.

Seeing that Tangtang was curious about the money inside, Chen Feng did not forget to tell him, "This is a profit. Although it contains money, it is a blessing from an adult. Don't dislike one just because it has more money and the other has less money." do you know?"

"Yeah, Tangtang knows."

At this age, Tangtang has no idea about money? But seeing so much money, the little guy was naturally happy.

"By the way, if someone gives you a red envelope, don't forget to say good wishes to the adult."

"Dad, what are the good words for blessing? May you wish them a long life?"

Tangtang has heard many people talk about longevity, especially when meeting old people.

Tangtang also wants her two grandmothers to live a long life, and she thinks this is a good word of blessing.

Chen Feng smiled and said: "You can say you can live a long life, you can also say happy new year, good health, good luck and so on."

"Yeah, Tangtang understands."

When we went out to visit, the parents of the friends who played well in the village also gave Tangtang red envelopes.

The little guy had a sweet mouth and immediately said, "Happy New Year, may you get rich, good health, and live a long life."

The adults were very happy to hear this and praised Tangtang for her sweet mouth.

When other friends heard this, they also said these words.

As long as someone gives Tangtang a red envelope, the little guy will shout these blessings neatly.

Because of her sweet mouth, Tangtang received many more red envelopes than other children throughout the day.

She did not forget to show her red envelope to her father, "Dad, look, Tangtang has so many. Tangtang is rich."

Chen Feng nodded, "Well, there are so many."

"Dad, what about you?"

"What?" Chen Feng was confused.

Tangtang pointed at the red envelope and looked at him again, "Dad, where is your red envelope?"

"Dad doesn't have red envelopes anymore. When he grows up and makes money, he gives out red envelopes to other people."

Tangtang nodded, "That's right. Tangtang doesn't want to grow up anymore. Tangtang wants a lot of red envelopes."

Tangtang didn’t expect that growing up would be such a bad thing.

So, she doesn't want to grow up.

Seeing her childish words, Chen Feng touched her little head with his big hand and responded softly: "Well, until you grow up, you will always be your father's little girl."

In fact, when Chen Feng didn't adopt Tangtang, he was considered a "child".

Here, as long as they are not married, they are not considered "adults". They are all children in the eyes of their parents and elders.

When his parents were both here, he received red envelopes every year, and he didn't have to give red envelopes to his juniors.

Later, after his father left, although he was forced to grow up, Chen's mother still gave him red envelopes every year.

But this year is different. Although he is not married, he has adopted a child, which can be regarded as "growing up".

In addition, he does have some money this year, so this year he will give money to the children so that they can receive their own red envelopes. Similarly, Tangtang can also receive red envelopes from the children's parents and elders.

"Does Dad still have any red envelopes?" Tangtang asked again.

Chen Feng nodded, "Yes!"

"Who gave it to you?"

"Grandma, both grandmas gave dad red envelopes."

Chen's mother gave him a red envelope last night. Early this morning, the nunnery master's grandmother also gave him a red envelope.

These words wrapped in red letters were blessings from the elders to the younger ones, and Chen Feng accepted them all one by one.

However, he also gave the two old people a lot of money before so that they could use it in these aspects.

Tangtang nodded, "Oh, that's right!"

With that said, Tangtang got off her father's arms and ran into the house.

Chen Feng watched her go in and asked doubtfully, "What are you doing?"

The child didn't answer.

After a while, she came out again with a red envelope in her hand.

"Dad, give you a red envelope."

Chen Feng looked at the red envelope folded by Tangtang's hands and was a little surprised, "Did you give it to me?"

"Hmm, this is the red envelope Tangtang gave to dad. Take it."

"What kind of red envelope are you giving me? You're not married and you're not making any money."

Tangtang didn't understand, so she only responded: "Tangtang gave dad a red envelope, so dad can also have a red envelope."

"You don't have to give me anything. You are my daughter and I am your father."

He said this, but Chen Feng still took it with a smile, "If you give it to me, I'll keep it! Don't give it to others, you are a child yourself."

Tangtang nodded.

Chen Feng was afraid that this little guy didn't understand money, so he sent it out randomly.

Of course, Tangtang didn’t give it to anyone else, only Dad got it.

The next day is the second day of junior high school.

Many married women go back to their natal homes to visit their relatives on this day.

Chen De and Xiaofeng went back to her parents' home early in the morning.

Chen's mother was sitting in the yard choosing vegetables and said, "Our family is relaxed. We don't have to go back to my parents' house. We can just rest at home for a few days. When spring comes, we will be busy again."

The master of the nunnery nodded, "Yes, take more rest when you have time!"

Seeing this, Chen Feng said: "Since our family is not busy, I will bring some New Year's goods to Uncle Zhang's house. He is also a relative of our family."

Mother Chen nodded, "That's good. You can go ahead. There's nothing to do at home anyway."

Afterwards, Chen Feng packed some New Year's goods, pushed his bicycle, and took Tangtang with him to Uncle Zhang's house.

Because it was the day when married women returned to their parents’ homes, many husbands and children followed them, and the whole village became much quieter.

Tangtang held her father's waist with her hands and looked here and there.

Soon, they came to Uncle Zhang's house.

Their house was quite lively today.

People who go out to work and live every year can only come back to the village to celebrate the New Year at the end of the year.

Especially at Uncle Zhang's house, several children are outside, so it is only lively during the Chinese New Year because they are all back.

When Chen Feng and the others came, there were many people gathered in the yard. The adults were talking and laughing, and the children were running and jumping.

Seeing Chen Feng and his daughter, someone quickly shouted: "A Feng, are you here?"

With that said, people came over and welcomed Chen Feng in.

Chen Feng responded as he walked: "My mother's family is too far away, so I didn't go to pay New Year's greetings. I happened to be free and came to see Uncle Zhang."