August 16th is the third birthday of Qianer and her two little princesses.

They are the pearls in the hands of the Great Zhou and are loved by everyone.

Early in the morning, the emperor brought silk, satin, jewelry and jewelry, and they could choose.

Yun Dai gave some elegant things like books, paper, pen and other books.

She didn't want the princesses to become vanity girls who only know jewelry and clothes.

Fortunately, the princesses had not yet completely grown up, and Qian'er was obviously more interested in the books given by her mother. As for the lively toddler, she picked up the things given by her father and quickly lost interest and turned to join the large boxes of toys sent by her uncles.

Their uncles, including two cousins ​​from the Hou Mansion, two uncles from the Gu family who are not considered uncles, and those who are far away in Northern Qi who are not recognized by their mothers.

But in the birthday gifts of the two princesses, they were surprisingly consistent, and they gave them not clothes, jewelry, books, money, but toys.

One person, one big box.

Five boxes of toys have collected all the things on the market.

Especially the two uncles of the Gu family, because of the convenience of doing business, they specially commissioned the court's merchant ship to transport all kinds of strange and fresh things from a distant place.

Not only did it open the eyes of the two princesses, but even Yan'er was dazzled.

Yun Dai sent someone to the Gu family, took An Hao over, and then went to the Jin family, asking Hongdou to bring Caicai. He asked several children to play together and celebrate the birthday of the two princesses.

Caicai's temperament is a bit like Qian'er, both of whom are quiet and restrained. The two girls took a toy and sat in the corner, playing quietly.

If you are safe, it will be quieter.

She sat in a small wooden wheelchair specially made by a craftsman, with a blanket covering her legs, which seemed a little out of place.

With Ouyang's persistent acupuncture, her legs did not shrink, but she didn't like to move very much. She was forced to take a few steps on her crutches.

When she entered the palace, she saw the rest of the children running freely on the ground. She didn't look envious, but just quietly held a machine box and lowered her head to fiddle with it.

The children seem to like her very much, and from time to time they show her fresh treasures they have found.

An Hao was a little flattered to see the noble little princess who was full of vitality like the young child treating her, but she didn't know how to respond, so she blushed and smiled.

"Mother, why don't An Hao get up and play with me? She always sits." The child asked Yun Dai in a low voice.

Yun Dai held her into her arms and said softly: "An Hao's legs hurt and cannot get up. Children should take care of An Hao and not let her be sad, okay?"

The child nodded solemnly: "Don't worry, mother."

She ran to her house, came out with a pair of delicate little shoes, and sent them to Anhao's hand, and said, "Sister Anhao, this is the shoes my father gave me, my favorite. I give them to you. You will get better quickly when you wear them, and your legs won't hurt."

An Hao reached out to catch it and whispered: "My mother said, don't take other people's things at will."

"It's okay, this is what I gave to you."

An Hao reached out and touched the pattern embroidered with gold thread on his shoes, and said, "When I have my favorite thing in the future, I will give it to you. Thank you, Princess Qingzhi."

"Okay."

The child held her hand, "Don't stay alone, I'll take you to the queen's place."

An Hao nodded.

The child pushed her small wheelchair and returned to Yundai.
Chapter completed!