When the sun was high in the sky, Li Yinxun slowly got out of bed.

She was exhausted after a long day yesterday, so she slept soundly.

After washing up and going downstairs, I heard the faint sound of the television coming from the living room.

The little princess and Chengyang sat side by side on the sofa, each holding a cushion, their eyes glued to the screen.

A children's literacy animation was playing on TV. The cartoon character jumped around on the screen, and with each jump, a Chinese character popped out, accompanied by a cheerful nursery rhyme.

The two little girls were so engrossed in watching that they didn't even notice Li Yinxun walking over.

Li Yinxun didn't disturb them. She turned around and went to the kitchen, heated up a cup of milk, and put two steamed buns on the table.

Guo Qian left home early in the morning.

The Tang Dynasty now has abundant grain production, and sweet potatoes and potatoes are gradually being distributed, so the problem of food supply has been solved. However, the supply of meat is still in short supply. The scale of pig and chicken farming in the private sector is far from keeping up with the demand, and the price of meat in the market remains high, so ordinary people are still reluctant to eat it.

Guo Qian has been busy with this matter recently, contacting suppliers everywhere, purchasing meat and poultry, and then transporting them in bulk to Datang to fill the gap there little by little.

Today he went to a farm in a neighboring city to discuss bulk purchases, and he probably won't be back until evening.

Li Yinxun carried the milk back to the living room, sat down on the sofa, and glanced at the literacy animation on the screen.

One hour of children's educational animation each morning and evening.

The content focuses on literacy, arithmetic, and general knowledge; students are not allowed to spend all day watching purely entertaining cartoons.

Watching cartoons is fine, but study time must be guaranteed first.

At first, the little princess was a little reluctant, but Chengyang really liked this teaching method.

The enlightenment of the Tang Dynasty relied on the oral instruction of scholars who explained the meaning of the classics sentence by sentence. This was dry and rigid, and was no different from chewing wax for a five or six-year-old child.

But animation is different. It has vibrant colors, cheerful music, and interesting plots. Each Chinese character becomes a little elf that moves and jumps. You can remember it after watching it twice. There is no need to memorize it by rote.

With Chengyang taking the lead, the little princess was gradually influenced as well.

Her older sister learned, and so did she. After they finished learning, they could test each other, which became a new way to play.

Li Yinxun looked at the Chinese characters that appeared repeatedly on the screen: "mountain", "water", "sun", and "moon", and then saw that the little princess could already say these characters fluently.

This child already knows quite a few simplified Chinese characters.

Happiness isn't just about having fun.

Learning itself can be a joyful experience; the key lies in how to guide and cultivate interest.

Different hobbies bring different pleasures. Some people like playing the piano, some like painting, and some like learning to read.

So far, the little princess doesn't seem to have any aversion to literacy; in fact, she seems a little proud of it.

Every time he recognized a new character, he would excitedly run over to point it out to Li Yinxun, waiting to be praised.

But another question also came to Li Yinxun's mind.

What should we do next?

Watching cartoons in a villa for early education is not a long-term solution.

When the little princess gets a bit older, should we send her to kindergarten?

To interact with children of the same age and receive a more systematic education?

But if the little princess is sent to kindergarten, she will inevitably have to live in the modern world for a long time.

But the little princess's education is not her concern; the key is which side of the education Li Shimin prefers the little princess to receive.

Li Yinxun sighed and decided to put it off for the time being.

Let's take it one step at a time; the child is still young.

In the evening, the car I ordered online arrived.

A dozen or so oil trucks of various colors were neatly arranged, including SUVs, sedans, and vans.

In addition, five brightly colored cars stood out: pink, cream, sky blue, mint green, and bright yellow. Their round headlights resembled a pair of big, blinking eyes, and their cute and adorable designs were simply irresistible.

The little princess saw the pink car, and her gaze was instantly fixed on it, unable to look away.

With its round body, pastel color, and playful roof design, it's practically a candy car straight out of a fairy tale.

"Oh my gosh!" the little princess shrieked and dashed toward the pink MINI. "I want this one, this is mine!"

Li Yinxun smiled and pulled her back, "You can't drive this car yet, you have to wait until you grow up."

Chengyang was dragged to the pink MINI by the little princess.

"This is ours!" the little princess announced generously. "You get half and I get half!"

Chengyang blinked. "Okay."

"Alright, let's go to the Tang Dynasty." Li Yinxun patted the little princess's head, "Let your father and mother see your new car too."

Upon hearing this, the little princess began to mutter to herself.

Li Yinxun didn't hear clearly, "What did she say?"

Chengyang turned around and began translating carefully.

"Sizi said she wanted to take it back to the palace to show her older sister. This is hers, and you can't take it from her. Hers is the most beautiful."

Li Yinxun chuckled.

Well, he's going to show off now.

Li Yinxun went ahead and returned to the Tang Dynasty.

Inside the Lizheng Hall, Empress Zhangsun was reviewing the expenditures of the inner palace when she was slightly taken aback by Li Yinxun's sudden appearance.

"You're back so early?"

"Sis, the car has arrived, and I need an open space to park it. Can you help me find one?"

Empress Zhangsun nodded slightly. "Then let's go to the Imperial Palace Avenue. Ministers can simply drive out of the palace."

"Okay, there it is."

Li Yinxun returned to the modern era and transferred the vehicles in batches.

A dozen or so large trucks lined up in a row, tall and imposing, exuding an aura of power; five brightly colored cars were parked at the rear of the line, like five small flowers blooming among the armored vehicles.

Empress Zhangsun opened her mouth, but couldn't close it for a long time.

"So many?"

Li Yinxun scratched his head: "It is a bit too much."

Li Lizhi asked in surprise, "Auntie, these cars are so cute, who are they for?"

"The large carriage is for the high-ranking officials, and the small carriage is for you few."

Li Yinxun looked at Empress Zhangsun and said, "Sister, let the ministers choose the carriages. First come, first served, until they're all gone."

The news spread very quickly.

Before an incense stick could burn, Yuzhang, Qinghe, Gaoyang, and Lanling arrived together.

"Oh my god, so cute!" Gao Yang was the first to rush over and circled the mint green MINI twice.

Lanling, Qinghe, and Yuzhang also gathered around. The four young women squeezed around the five cars, chattering excitedly about which one was the most beautiful, their eyes full of wonder, reluctant to move.

The little princess pulled Chengyang along, walked to the pink MINI, raised her chin, and announced loudly.

"Sister, this is for me and my second sister!"

Li Lizhi deliberately teased her.

"Just yours? What about mine?"

The little princess thought for a moment, then generously pointed to the side.

"Sister, you can have that white one, it's very pretty."

Li Lizhi looked in the direction she was pointing, and it was indeed beautiful.

But she actually preferred the pink one.

But since the little princess had already spoken, she couldn't very well argue with the two little maids, so she smiled and nodded.

"Okay, white then."

The little princess nodded in satisfaction, then turned to greet her older sisters.

"Pick whatever you like."

Upon hearing this, Princess Gaoyang immediately stood next to the mint green table, Qinghe chose sky blue, and Yuzhang could only choose bright yellow.

Lanling knew she was young, so she didn't choose.

Yu Zhang put his arm around her shoulder and said, "Lanling, my car is your car. I'll take you around from now on."

Looking at the pink car, Gao Yang said enviously, "Sizi, your aunt is so good to you."

The little princess heard this and spoke up proudly.

"My aunt likes me the most." After thinking for a moment, she added, "She also likes my older sister and second older sister."

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