The little dumpling is five and a half years old, which made his father so angry that his head split

No news broke that day, and no rumors were heard. Li Tian knew that the matter had been properly resolved.

Perhaps it wasn't a big deal to begin with.

Some conflicts can be resolved simply by both parties adopting a better attitude, and then things will calm down.

It's not a matter of stance.

The competition is intense, with many events taking place simultaneously each day.

Every athlete is striving hard to win glory for the country.

The national anthems of various countries echoed throughout the stadium.

As the host country, what I most want to hear is my own national anthem.

When the national anthem is played, it is the most exciting moment, and one cannot calm down for a long time.

As the competition progressed, ordinary yet heartwarming little things happened around Li Tian every day.

She was moved and served everyone silently and tirelessly.

These days I've been stuck in a tiny cubicle of just a few square meters.

I didn't witness many glorious moments, nor did I see the athletes in person, and I didn't even get an autograph.

But I also witnessed all of this firsthand.

The ten-plus days of competition passed quickly, and the Asian Games are slowly coming to an end.

Even if people quickly forget his or her contributions, they themselves will remember them clearly, etched into their very bones.

"Senior, could you please sign this for me?"

Li Tian handed over the pen and turned her back to the other person.

The man exclaimed in surprise as he looked at the densely packed names on Li Tian's sweatshirt.

"Li Tian, ​​that's a great idea! I want to do one too. You sign the first one for me."

"Great! It's not just those standing in the light who are heroes; we are all extraordinary."

"Well said, very well said!"

The boy excitedly wrote his name and turned his back to Li Tian.

Li Tian left her full name without any hesitation.

Some people may never cross paths again in this lifetime.

But no one will forget that in September 1990, they did something big together.

Their work is often unsung, but the events they participate in are often spectacular.

History will not remember the names of ordinary people, but these ordinary people will remember each other.

With more people, we witness history from different perspectives.

As the host country and a major Eastern power, our athletes proved themselves with medals and demonstrated their abilities through the process.

The Asian Games have successfully concluded.

Li Tian returned home with a sweatshirt covered in names and a pile of dirty clothes.

She only said a few words to her grandparents before going back to her room.

I fell asleep as soon as my head hit the pillow.

I slept for a full day and night without eating, drinking, or moving.

Ye Zhao almost couldn't resist taking the person to the hospital.

But Li Shengli forcibly stopped him.

"The child is just too tired. It's okay, it's okay. When I was young, after finishing a war, I slept for two days straight."

Ye Zhao glared at the old man, annoyed, but felt somewhat at ease.

She wasn't afraid of her child sleeping, but she was worried that the child would get too tired.

Not knowing what to do, Ye Zhao prepared meals in the kitchen so that Li Tian could eat as soon as she woke up.

Li Tian wasn't woken up by hunger, but by the urge to urinate.

If I don't get up soon, I feel like I'm going to have to relieve myself right here.

After relieving herself of the water, Li Tian grabbed an apple, started munching on it, and collapsed onto the sofa.

"Tian Tian, ​​are you feeling alright?"

"Grandma, I'm so tired and confused, and I'm so hungry now. I want to eat meat."

As long as Li Tian is alright, Ye Zhao is more than happy for him to eat and drink as much as he wants.

"Yes, everything is prepared in the kitchen."

Li Tian grinned.

"Grandma, do you have any soup? I've been severely dehydrated these past few days, and my throat is practically killing me."

"I'll bring it to you right away."

Knowing she was slow, Ye Zhao quickly called for Aunt Zhang to serve the rice.

Aunt Zhang jogged to the kitchen.

Seeing that Li Tian had finished an apple in just a few bites, Li Shengli handed her a peeled pear.

"Tian Tian, ​​are you going to fight in a war?"

Li Tian nodded.

She poured out her grievances and started talking about her job.

It sounded like she was complaining, but Li Tian's expression was full of pride.

Such an event is something you might only experience once in your lifetime.

Li Shengli curled his lip after hearing this.

"Why do I hear you sounding like you're showing off?"

Li Tian burst into laughter and ran back into the house to retrieve her clothes covered in autographs.

He proudly showed it to everyone.

"These are all signatures of our volunteers, all of them are brothers who fought together."

Li Muchen unfolded it and looked at it with envy.

Without needing to identify the specific names, just looking at these various fonts is like seeing a series of young faces.

This is a priceless memento.

He deeply regretted not having one.

Spending more than ten hours a day in front of the computer is not easy, and I have made my own contribution.

"Brother, could you sign your name for me too?"

Upon hearing this request, Li Muchen happily complied.

Although he doesn't have a shirt covered in names like that, his name can still be passed down along with these people.

How could I not be excited!

I'm very grateful!

After showing it to everyone, Li Tian carefully put it away in her camphor wood box.

He sat down at the table and wolfed down his food.

While they were eating, Chang Yuan arrived carrying the sleeping Yueyue.

Upon seeing Li Tian, ​​Yueyue waved her little arms and laughed so hard that drool streamed down her face.

Li Tian smiled as she accepted the increasingly chubby little sister.

The baby smells wonderfully of milk.

Li Tian nuzzled against her affectionately.

Little Yueyue kept giggling.

"Tian Tian, ​​eat your food first, then play with your sister later."

After the two sisters cuddled for a while, Chang Yuan took the child from her.

Little Yueyue was unhappy and started to wail loudly.

The transition between laughter and tears was seamless.

Li Tian had no choice but to take it again.

He held the chubby baby in one arm while eating and drinking.

Chang Yuan felt a little sorry for Li Tian, ​​so she put some food on her plate.

Ye Zhao didn't come up to help; it's better for the family to get closer.

She was happy to see it happen.

After finishing her meal, Li Tian played with her younger sister for a while before handing Yueyue over to Chang Yuan.

She only changed into clean clothes before going to bed, and didn't even take a proper shower.

I went back inside, took out the dirty clothes, put them in the washing machine, and then took a good shower.

Afterwards, I hand-washed my underwear and machine-washed my coat.

Li Tian was still willing to do these things herself, as long as they were within her capabilities.

Ye Zhao loves her child, but she won't spoil him.

It's okay not to do something if you know how, but it's not good if you don't know how when you need to.

No one has helpers by their side all the time; people have to be able to take care of themselves.

After lounging at home for half a day, Li Tian returned to school early in the afternoon.

School started a long time ago, and only a few student leaders stay in the sports venues every day, while most students are already attending classes as usual.

As a result, she missed three weeks of classes.

She needs to catch up on all of this in her spare time.

The only thing the classmates could do was contribute their notes.

Li Tian takes good care of her eyes; she won't read in the bathroom in dim light.

If I can't compete for time in the evening, then I'll just have to get up earlier, exercise, study a little longer, and then go to class.

Time can always be squeezed out.