The Daily Salvation of the Protagonist of the Buddhist System

There are many extravagant families, and the Su family is no exception.

But compared to those nouveau riche who started suddenly, the heritage of a century-old family makes this extravagance a little more elegant.

The interior of the Su Mansion is a garden-style building, where exotic flowers and plants are blooming according to the scenery of the four seasons.

There are no carved beams and painted buildings, but there are towers, waterside pavilions, and artificial hills everywhere. It can be said that there is a scene in ten steps, and a style in a hundred steps.

The entire Su residence occupies a huge area, and each of the descendants of the Su family has an independent small courtyard.

These small courtyards are scattered in the garden-like landscape, each with its own characteristics.

Su Yun chose a two-story building by the lotus pond. There is a viewing platform on the upper floor, and most of the scenery of Su Mansion can be seen in the panoramic view.

The location is a bit out of the way, but it is also clean and comfortable.

Su Yun named the small building Liuyun Residence. The first floor is used for daily reception of guests and servants, while the second floor has bedrooms and study rooms, as well as a quiet room specially used for cultivation.

Although it is a family rule for children of the Su family to have an independent small courtyard after the age of seven, Su's father and Su's mother are still not at ease with Su Yun living alone, and they sent six servants alone.

A nanny to take care of the daily life, a cook in the small kitchen, two maids and two schoolboys.

Being stared at and served by so many people every day made Su Yun very awkward, and it took him a long time to get used to it.

Just after the fifth watch, Su Yun took the clothes handed over by the maid the day before with the incense he liked and put them on.

After cleansing the face with the prepared fragrant soup, brush your teeth with tooth powder with a delicate ivory hair-planted toothbrush.

After washing, Su Yun was put on a windproof sapphire blue cloak, and was led by the nanny to pay his respects to the front yard.

The Su family has a large family business and many rules. Greetings every morning are inevitable. The children and grandchildren of the two families of the Su family will gather together to greet each other for a while.

When Su Yun arrived, what he saw was a whole family sitting lively and laughing together.

"Qiro is here, come to grandma."

As soon as Mrs. Su saw Su Yun enter the door, she put on a kind smile on her face, and signaled the nanny to put Su Yun by her side.

My little grandson has grown up well since he was a child, but he has always been weak and sick. He takes care of his face every day but still doesn't grow any flesh.

He has a cute and sensible personality, and is not at all different from the other monkeys in the family. People can't help but pay more attention to him and take care of him.

At a young age, I still left my parents and suffered so much in the austere Taoist temple, and I feel distressed when I think about it.

The old lady put her beloved little grandson in her arms and asked affectionately, "Is it cold on the road? How did you sleep last night?"

He touched the little grandson's cool face with his hand, and said distressedly: "Next time, don't come to grandma so early to say hello, what should I do if I get sick from the cold?"

Su Yun shook his head, "It's not cold on the road, and I slept well last night. Yun'er misses grandma, please don't get tired."

The old lady was moved by the filial piety of her good grandson, but at the same time felt sorry for being so sensible at such a young age, she must have suffered a lot in the Taoist temple.

"It's still Qilang who has filial piety, unlike the monkey in my family who pretends to be stupid and lazy all day long." Su Yun's second aunt laughed.

Sitting next to the second aunt, looking at the boy in red who was two years older than Su Yun, he didn't want to hear it, and retorted: "Is there a mother who said that about her son?"

But judging by the way he was smiling brightly, it was obvious that he didn't take these words to heart.

He turned his head, winked at Su Yun, and said with a smile: "There will be a lantern festival tonight, Qilang will go to see it?"

Looking at Su Yun's interested eyes, he explained: "Today is the Flower Festival, there is no curfew, and there is a big temple fair at Lingyu Temple.

At that time, there will be a lantern show, which is beautiful. You can guess lantern riddles and watch juggling, and there are many delicious and fun things to do. "

Su Yun was tempted. He grew up in the city and had never been to a temple fair.

I did participate when I was traveling when I was growing up, but at that time the tourism industry was too infiltrated, and the commercial atmosphere was already very heavy. They were all small stalls selling things, nothing interesting.

He still wanted to see this kind of pure and non-commercial temple fair in ancient times.

Su Yun turned his head and asked Mrs. Su, "Grandmother, can Yun'er go?"

Looking at the expectant eyes of the good grandson, thinking that he hasn't played much at such an age, the old lady softened her heart and said with a smile: "It's okay, but I still send a few more servants to follow.

Remember not to run around, there are many people at the temple fair, so don't get lost. "

Su Yun nodded, and after having breakfast at the old lady's place, he went back to Liuyunju to read.

In the afternoon, Su Ziyu brought the other brothers of the Su family to pick up Su Yun.

Seven older children, as well as more than a dozen young men and servants, the entire group sat in three carriages.

Su Yun opened the curtain with great interest and looked at the scenery along the street. There were sellers of all kinds of snacks and snacks, as well as various sundries and antiques, and performers and jugglers. He couldn't take his eyes off the road.

The brothers didn't laugh at him, instead, they all explained to him in a hurry, seeing the porcelain doll-like younger brother's black jewel-like eyes full of admiration, they talked more vigorously.

In Daxia, the temple fair of the Huachao Festival is the biggest event of the year except for the Lantern Festival.

There are lanterns and festoons everywhere, decorated with flowers and colorful silks, men, women and children are wearing new clothes, talking and laughing lively on the street.

At the temple fair, there is also a parade of flower gods. Beautiful girls dressed up in bright colors dress up as various flower gods.

On the floats full of flowers, people waved or smiled at people, and everyone cheered and threw flowers to their favorite flower gods.

In addition to Hua Shen You/Xing, there are also various performances, such as juggling, singing ditties, monkey shows, lion dances...

In addition, there are all kinds of fun, lifelike clay figurines, colorful animal puppets, bamboo insects, sugar paintings...

Su Yun couldn't take his eyes off everything, and bought a lot of things along the way.

The brothers talked and laughed, ate and played all the way, and when they reached the Lantern Street, it was already dark.

Although it was dark, the street was brightly decorated with colorful lanterns.

Lanterns of various colors and shapes are hung on trees and stalls.

There are animals in the shape of little tigers and rabbits, and there are octagonal and hexagonal lanterns decorated with ink paintings or inscriptions in simple shapes, as well as lanterns in various flower shapes and utensil shapes.

The most interesting thing is that there is a mechanism inside, and the carousel that can rotate the pictures continuously.

Su Yun also carried a cute little rabbit lantern with red eyes and white body that his brothers won by guessing lantern riddles.

"Miss sister, buy another lantern, and you can become a VIP in the store." A young boy's voice came to his ears, and when he heard the word "VIP", Su Yun stopped to look for prestige.

A twelve or thirteen-year-old boy dressed in plain linen and Tsing Yi, who looked very clever, was selling his lanterns to two young girls at the booth.

"Sister, if you buy two lanterns, I'll give you this little wooden sign." The young man picked up a hollowed-out wooden sign with engraved words, and introduced:

"This is the VIP card of our store. With this, you can buy things in the store at a lower price.

Buy a certain amount, there will be a small gift. "

The young man pointed to small objects such as a small comb and silk flowers on the side.

The two girls were obviously tempted, so they bought another lotus-shaped lantern, picked two silk flowers as gifts, and left.

Su Yun clicked his tongue, are people in this era so business-minded?

Focusing on watching the boy sell things, when Su Yun came back to his senses, he found that his brothers and servants were all dispersed by the crowded crowd.

Su Yun: ...

Looking at the crowded sea of ​​people around him, Su Yun really didn't know what to do for a moment.