He unexpectedly becomes a father at the start of his life, and the mother of his child is a national

"I'm not kidding!" Sisi immediately frowned, her face serious, and said with a particularly firm tone.

"It can fly! The paper cranes that Dad taught Sisi to fold really can fly! Watch, Sisi will show you!"

After she finished speaking, she took the paper crane back from Lin Caiwei, held it carefully in her hand, and then stood up.

She took a deep breath, her small chest heaving as if gathering strength. Then, she raised the paper crane, aimed it forward, and threw it forcefully into the air.

The moment the paper crane was thrown, a magical scene unfolded.

The little blue paper crane drew a beautiful arc in the air. Unlike ordinary paper cranes that fall down immediately, it actually took flight!

Its wings trembled slightly, just like a real bird flapping its wings, slowly circling in the air, flying steadily without wobbling at all.

Lin Caiwei was so shocked that she stood up abruptly from the sofa, her eyes wide open, her mouth slightly agape, her face filled with disbelief, and even her breathing became rapid.

She stood there quietly, her gaze fixed on the blue paper crane flying in the air, her mind blank, completely unable to believe what she was seeing.

The paper crane continued to fly in the air, circling the living room once, twice, three times...

It lasted for almost a minute before it gradually slowed down and gently landed on the carpet.

"This...this..."

Lin Caiwei was speechless for a long time. She walked to the carpet, bent down to pick up the paper crane, and examined it several times, still unable to believe what she had just seen.

"How did you do that? Chen Hao, tell me quickly, how can this paper crane fly?"

It's clearly just a piece of paper folded, with no rubber bands, no batteries, and no power source. How could it fly for so long and hover in the air?

I've never heard of paper cranes being able to fly.

Sisi ran over, grabbed Lin Caiwei's clothes, jumped excitedly, and shouted:

"Mommy, Mommy, I told you it could fly! Daddy taught me, and he can fold lots and lots of things that move!"

Chen Hao sat on the sofa, looking at Lin Caiwei's shocked expression, and couldn't help but smile. His tone remained calm as he casually said:

"There's nothing special about it; I just figured it out myself."

By utilizing the principles of aerodynamics and adjusting the angle of the wings and the body's weight distribution, it can glide using air currents, thus enabling it to take flight and fly for a longer period of time.

He spoke so casually, as if it were a very simple matter, but Lin Caiwei knew in her heart that it was definitely not as simple as he made it out to be.

To be able to create such a flying paper crane requires not only a deep understanding and study of aerodynamics,

It requires repeated trials and adjustments, gradually modifying the structure and angles of the origami to achieve this effect.

A lot of time and effort must have been put into this.

Lin Caiwei raised her head, looked at Chen Hao, her eyes filled with admiration and worship, and said sincerely:

"You're amazing, Chen Hao. This is way better than the flying paper airplanes we used to play with as kids!"

Paper airplanes can't fly for that long or stay that stable. It's amazing that you could come up with such a magical origami trick.

Sisi, who was listening nearby, quickly added:

"Mommy, Mommy, Daddy can fold so many things! He can fold paper frogs that can jump, and once you put them on the ground, they can jump really far by themselves;

It can also fold paper monkeys that can do somersaults; with just a light touch, they can do several somersaults.

There are also paper windmills that spin around and around; they keep spinning as long as there's wind, and they're really beautiful!

Hearing Sisi's words, Lin Caiwei's curiosity deepened. She looked at Chen Hao again, her eyes full of expectation, and asked cautiously:

"Chen Hao, can you teach me how to fold this flying paper crane? I want to learn so I can fold one for Sisi and play with her."

Seeing the expectant look in her eyes, Chen Hao nodded without hesitation and said with a smile:

"Of course you can, it's not difficult at all. I'll teach you slowly, and you'll definitely learn it in no time."

"I want to teach Mommy too! I want to teach Mommy too!" Sisi immediately raised her little hand and said enthusiastically, her face full of pride.

"Mommy, Sisi can fold zither too. Sisi can be the little teacher and teach you together, okay?"

"Okay, okay," Chen Hao said with a smile, patting Sisi's head affectionately.

"Sisi is also teaching her mother. Our Sisi is such a capable little teacher."

Seeing the heartwarming scene between the father and daughter, Lin Caiwei smiled sweetly. She quickly walked to the coffee table, pulled up a chair, and sat down, ready to study.

Chen Hao got up, walked to the toy corner, and took a few sheets of origami from the origami box.

There were blue and pink ones, both colors that Lin Caiwei usually likes, and then she sat down at the coffee table.

Sisi also brought her own little stool and sat next to Lin Caiwei, hands on her hips, looking like a little teacher. She would clear her throat from time to time, looking extremely cute.

Chen Hao handed Lin Caiwei a piece of blue origami, the same color as the paper crane Sisi had folded earlier, and said with a smile:

"Come on, watch me fold it once. I'll demonstrate it completely first so you can familiarize yourself with the steps. Don't rush to memorize them, take your time."

Lin Caiwei took the origami, held it carefully in her hand, nodded, and said earnestly:

"Okay, I will definitely watch carefully and try my best to remember the steps."

After saying that, she held her breath and stared intently at the origami in Chen Hao's hand, not daring to be distracted for a moment, afraid of missing any step.

Chen Hao slowed down his movements, demonstrating step by step: first folding the origami in half, flattening it, then folding it in half again, and finally unfolding it to form the basic shape.

Then, the complex folding began, with each step done meticulously and slowly.

Even though Chen Hao slowed down, Lin Caiwei still couldn't keep up very quickly.

The creases were so complicated; sometimes I had to fold it this way, sometimes I had to flip it that way, sometimes I had to flatten it, sometimes I had to fold it.

She couldn't remember how to do each step at all, nor could she figure out which side should be up and which side should be down. The more she looked, the more confused she became, her mind a jumbled mess, like a tangled mess.

Before long, Chen Hao finished folding it once. He placed the folded blue paper crane on the coffee table, pushed it in front of Lin Caiwei, and asked with a smile:

"So, did you understand? Did you remember any of the steps?"

(Wishing everyone a Happy Chinese New Year and a Happy Year of the Horse!)