Tang Dynasty: The pot is tied to the duck nest, the little rhinoceros is here!

Jiang Fan looked up and saw that although it was night, the lights above were very bright.

"Waaah! Brother, let's go quickly, there are so many people!" Little Si urged in her childish voice.

"Brother Fan, with so many people, we estimate it'll take an hour to get through!"

Because there's a fireworks show starting at 8 PM, there's already a long queue under the Ferris wheel.

If they were to get a seat, they would probably have to wait for one or two hours, and the three little princesses were very eager.

"It's alright, brother bought the deluxe tickets, so we don't need to queue!" Jiang Fan smiled and stopped the three sisters who were about to queue.

The two milk dumplings were overjoyed to hear that they didn't have to wait in line.

then.

Jiang Fan led them through the fast track for luxury tickets and into the Ferris wheel.

Step inside the skyscraper luxury cabin.

Jiang Fan was truly amazed. It was practically a small, luxuriously decorated room.

Not only does it have genuine leather sofas and air conditioning, but it even has a private bathroom!

Moreover, it features panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, glass floors, and a cartoon-themed cabin.

Soon, the cabin doors closed. The Ferris wheel slowly rose.

At first, the group curiously looked around the warehouse. Xiao Sizi sat by the window, Chengyang sat next to her, and Li Lizhi sat opposite her.

The cabin was quiet, with only the low hum of the machinery, like the buzzing of bees in the distance.

The little girl sat for less than five seconds before her bottom bounced up as if it were made of springs.

She pressed her face against the glass, her little face against the cold glass.

Her nose was pressed flat, and because of the air conditioning, the breath she exhaled condensed into a small patch of white mist on the glass.

"Second sister! Look! The people down there are so small!" she called to Chengyang, turning her head.

Chengyang also stood up, walked to Xiaosizi's side, and imitated her by pressing his face against the glass.

The tourists on the ground grew smaller and smaller; those who had just brushed past them...

"Yeah, they've all shrunk so much, I can't even see what they look like anymore," Chengyang said.

Xiao Sizi gestured with two fingers, the gap between her thumb and forefinger was so narrow it was almost invisible:

"They're so small now! Hehehe!" She laughed, her eyes crinkling into crescents, and pinched two fingers together, almost touching them.

Li Lizhi leaned back in her seat, looking out the window. She wasn't as excited as the two little ones.

But a smile remained on her lips. From the Tang Dynasty to here, from the palace to the amusement park,

From sitting on a phoenix throne to sitting on a Ferris wheel and watching the night view, it all felt like a dream.

The Ferris wheel continued to rise.

"Second sister, come and see! Isn't that the bumper cars we just played on? The one with the blue canopy!" Little Sizi continued to call out after a while.

Chengyang also leaned over and looked in the direction Xiao Sizi was pointing: "It seems so."

"That shed is so small! It seemed so big when we were inside!" Little Sizi gestured with her hands, showing the difference in size from large to small, a difference that seemed dozens of times smaller. Even she herself laughed, "Hehehe, it was so much fun!"

Jiang Fan spoke up: "Because our viewpoint changes, and the angle of observation differs, our perception of the size of objects also differs. This is called—"

He paused for a moment, noticing the bewildered looks on Xiao Sizi and Chengyang's faces, then continued his cheerful discussion about which of the next rides was the roller coaster.

Which one is the pirate ship? He shut his mouth, leaned back in his seat, and smiled.

However, as it rose higher and higher, the little ox could no longer see what was below.

She could only look into the distance.

"Wow—" This time, Xiao Sizi saw the lights in the distance, and she pressed her little face against the glass.

Her eyes were fixed on the tiny specks of light. "Second sister, look! So many lights! So bright! Like stars in the sky!"

Chengyang saw it too, a smile playing on his lips as his eyes reflected the sea of ​​light: "Hmm, so beautiful."

Li Lizhi stood up, walked to the window, and looked down at the city that was gradually lighting up.

The lights are like a flowing river, connecting high-rise buildings, roads, and bridges.

She thought of the nights in Chang'an—the lights of the markets, the candlelight in every household, and the lanterns in the Daming Palace.

The nights in Chang'an are beautiful, but the nights here are dazzling in a way she has never seen before.

Beside her, the two little ones sat head to head, gazing together at the ever-brightening sea of ​​lights outside the window.

"Second sister, today was so much fun!" Little Sizi said in her cute and innocent voice.

"Mm." Chengyang nodded as well.

"We'll come again next time."

Jiang Fan looked at the two adorable little ones, and at Li Lizhi, who looked like a fairy under the moonlight.

I took out my phone, without turning on the flash, aimed it at Li Lizhi, and pressed the shutter in the dark.

The "click" sound was exceptionally clear in the quiet cabin.

Little Si turned her head, saw Jiang Fan holding up his phone, and grinned: "Brother, you're secretly taking pictures of me!"

"Brother isn't taking pictures secretly, brother is taking pictures openly and honestly!" Jiang Fan said with a smile.

"Aww!" Little Si nodded.

"Brother," she said, skipping over to Jiang Fan and reaching for his phone.

"Honey! I want to see! I want to see the photos! I want to see if I look pretty in them!"

Jiang Fan smiled and handed her the phone. Xiao Sizi took the phone with both hands.

The little face leaned close to the screen, and the thumb swiped across the screen.

Jiang Fan didn't just take this one picture; he took many along the way, all of them photos of the three princesses.

Little Sizi flipped to the first picture—it was a photo of her older sister. Although she was very beautiful, she glanced at it, lost interest, and continued scrolling.

Chapter Two, about Chengyang and his older sister, is a photo of them having dinner at a Western restaurant earlier.

Little Si glanced at it, then swiped again. The third picture was of herself. She was laughing with her mouth wide open, her eyes curving into crescents, and she was holding a large cotton candy in her hand!

Xiao Si stared at her own photo for a full three seconds, the corners of her mouth slowly curving upwards, higher and higher, until finally she chuckled out.

She tilted her head, looked left and right, then held the phone further away and then closer, her little face full of satisfaction.

"Yes, I still look the best," she announced, her voice soft but firm.

Li Lizhi, standing to the side, rolled her eyes upon hearing this, but the corners of her mouth unconsciously curved upwards.

"Showing off," she said softly, but Xiao Sizi heard her.

Little Sizi's little mouth was about to shove, but then she remembered it was too small.

There's no way to escape, so forget it. He just secretly pursed his lips.

Her lips barely moved, and her voice was so soft that only she could hear it: "My sister's photo is the ugliest."

"Sizi, what did you say?" Li Lizhi asked in confusion.

She thought no one heard her.

Chengyang Station is the closest.

Chengyang: "Sister..." She opened her mouth, about to speak—

Xiao Sizi reacted extremely quickly. She snapped her phone screen shut.

With lightning speed, her other hand covered Chengyang's mouth. The movement was as swift as a kitten pouncing on its prey.

"Hmm?" Chengyang's eyes widened even more, his voice muffled by his palm, making indistinct sounds.