"good!"

Sisi nodded vigorously and excitedly climbed off the chair. She was so fast that she almost fell, but luckily Chen Hao caught her in time.

After the little guy steadied himself, he immediately ran to Chen Hao's side, took Chen Hao's hand, and looked up at him with his little face, asking:

"Daddy, Daddy, what should we play in the living room? Shall we play hide-and-seek? Or play with building blocks?"

Watching the lively scene between the father and daughter, Lin Caiwei smiled faintly. She put down her chopsticks, stood up, and began to clear the table.

Chen Hao handed Sisi over to Lin Caiwei and turned to clean up the remaining food.

He carefully poured the leftover food from the plate into a food storage container, closed the lid, and put it in the refrigerator.

Then he put the used bowls, plates, and spoons into the dishwasher, turned it on, and watched it start working before turning around to help Lin Caiwei tidy up the table.

The two of them worked together and soon cleaned the dining table, wiping it spotless without a trace of grease.

After tidying up, the family of three went to the living room together. The living room was spacious and the lighting was soft, making people feel very comfortable.

As soon as Sisi entered the living room, she skipped and hopped like a happy little rabbit to the toy corner.

There were all sorts of her toys there: building blocks, dolls, picture books, and a small box filled with origami.

The little one squatted in the toy corner, rummaging through the toys, and soon found the small box full of origami.

She ran back quickly, clutching the box in both hands, and stood beside Lin Caiwei with a mysterious smile on her face, as if she were hiding some huge secret.

"Mommy, Mommy," Sisi tugged at Lin Caiwei's clothes and shook them gently, her voice soft and tinged with a hint of pride.

"Daddy taught Sisi something really amazing, it's incredibly magical! Sisi will fold it for you, okay? I'm sure you'll love it!"

Lin Caiwei was amused by her daughter's mysterious look. She sat down on the sofa, leaned forward slightly, looked at the small box in Sisi's arms, and asked with a smile:

"Oh? What's so special about it? Why does Sisi have to fold it herself to show Mom? It's so mysterious."

Sisi smiled smugly, and quickly opened the small box in her arms. Inside the box were origami of various colors.

They come in red, blue, yellow, pink, and many other colors; they are especially beautiful.

The little one picked out a blue origami piece, carefully held it in his hand, then pulled up a small stool, sat down in front of Lin Caiwei, and began to busy himself with folding it carefully.

Lin Caiwei sat on the sofa, quietly watching her daughter, Sisi, as her little hands deftly flipped through the blue paper, her movements incredibly skillful and practiced.

She couldn't help but be a little surprised. Sisi was only a little over three years old. At such a young age, her fingers should still be quite clumsy.

But her folding movements were quick and precise, each step performed with great skill, unlike what a three-year-old child could do.

She couldn't help but turn her head to look at Chen Hao sitting next to her, her tone tinged with surprise and doubt:

"Chen Hao, look at Sisi, she folds so skillfully! How can such a young child fold so well? When I was her age, I couldn't even tear paper neatly."

Looking at Sisi's serious expression, Chen Hao smiled gently and said softly:

"She has been practicing for a long time, folding for a while every day, and gradually she has become proficient."

Moreover, Sisi learns things incredibly quickly. No matter what it is, I can teach her a few times, and she can remember it and do it very well. She's much better than I was when I was a child.

Sisi kept her head down, completely oblivious to her parents' conversation; she was fully absorbed in origami.

Her little face was full of seriousness, her brows were slightly furrowed, and her little mouth was tightly pursed. Her serious expression was extremely cute.

Her little hands flew across the paper, folding, flattening, flipping, and folding it in half.

Every movement was performed clearly and precisely, without the slightest carelessness.

Even the smallest crease, she would carefully smooth out to prevent it from wrinkling.

Before long, the basic shape of a paper crane slowly emerged; the blue paper was folded into a small and exquisite form.

It has a head, wings, and a tail, and it already looks somewhat like a paper crane.

Upon closer inspection, Lin Caiwei noticed that this paper crane was different from the ordinary paper cranes she had seen before.

Ordinary paper cranes have small wings and round bodies.

The paper crane that Sisi folded had wider wings, a longer body, and several special folds at the tail, making it look more delicate and unique.

"It's folded! It's folded!"

Sisi finally finished. Excitedly, she held up the blue paper crane high above her head, looked up at Lin Caiwei with her little face, and her voice was full of pride.

"Mommy, Mommy, look, look! Sisi folded it perfectly! This is what Daddy taught me, isn't it amazing?"

Lin Caiwei quickly reached out and took the paper crane from Sisi's hand, carefully holding it in her hand and examining it closely.

This paper crane is folded with exquisite skill. Every crease is clear and smooth, without a single wrinkle. The lines of the wings and body are also very smooth.

The proportions are just right; it looks like a real little crane, small and cute.

She grew increasingly astonished. Even adults might not be able to fold origami with such precision and skill.

What's more, it's truly surprising that Sisi, a child of just over three years old, could complete it independently and fold it so well.

"Sisi is so amazing!" Lin Caiwei couldn't help but praise, her tone full of pride and affection. She gently patted Sisi's little head.

"You folded it so beautifully, much better than Mommy. Our Sisi is such a smart little darling."

Sisi was even more pleased with her mother's praise. She shook her little head, her face full of pride, then looked up at Lin Caiwei earnestly and said:

"Mommy, Sisi wants to show you how a paper crane can fly! Let it fly to your side, okay?"

"Fly?" Lin Caiwei was stunned upon hearing this, a look of confusion on her face. She subconsciously glanced at the paper crane in her hand, then at Sisi, and asked, puzzled.

"How can a paper crane fly? It's just a piece of paper folded into shape, it has no wings, no legs, and no power source, how could it possibly fly? Is Sisi joking with her mother?"

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