Lin Caiwei exclaimed in amazement, her eyes wide with astonishment. She quickly picked up her half-folded frog and sped up her work.

"I need to fold it quickly and see if I can make it jump."

Sisi immediately got up from the ground, ran over and picked up the frog, holding it in her hands, and said triumphantly to Lin Caiwei:

"Mom, look! Sisi can fold zither too! Dad taught Sisi a long time ago, and the frog Sisi folded can even jump!"

After saying that, she picked up a green origami paper and quickly folded it with her little hands.

The little guy's fingers are small, but they are very nimble and his movements are quite skillful, so it's clear that this isn't the first time he's broken them.

In just a few minutes, a small green frog took shape in her hands. Although it was a little smaller and not as neat as the one Chen Hao had folded, it was clear that she had followed the correct steps.

Sisi imitated Chen Hao, placing the frog on the coffee table, pressing down on its back with her tiny fingers, and then quickly releasing it.

The frog leaped up with a "whoosh," and although it didn't jump as far or high as Chen Hao's frog, it still hopped more than half a meter and landed steadily on the edge of the sofa.

Lin Caiwei was stunned, and almost dropped the origami in her hand.

Sisi is only three years old! At such a young age, her finger dexterity is amazing—it surpasses that of many adults!

Even she herself struggled for a long time to fold it properly, while Sisi folded it in just a few minutes and even made the frog jump.

"Sisi, you're amazing!" Lin Caiwei quickly put down the origami in her hand, picked up her daughter, kissed her on the cheek, and spoke with admiration and affection.

"How can our Sisi be so capable? She can do everything."

Sisi tilted her little face up proudly, her eyes narrowing into slits with laughter:

"Because Dad taught her! Dad said Sisi learns really fast, much better than other kids!"

Lin Caiwei held Sisi in her arms, turned to look at Chen Hao, her eyes full of admiration.

This man is truly surprising; not only is he capable of everything, but he's also an exceptionally good teacher.

He is especially patient when teaching children. Sisi is so young, yet he was able to teach her to fold such complicated origami little by little, and she learned it so well.

When Lin Caiwei finally finished folding her paper frog, pressed down on its back and released it, watching the frog jump up, she felt a surge of accomplishment.

Seeing her happy expression, Chen Hao's smile deepened.

"Not bad, you can jump up on your first try, that's already very impressive."

"It's all thanks to your excellent teaching." Lin Caiwei smiled, her tone full of sincerity.

"If I had to figure it out myself, I definitely wouldn't be able to fold it properly."

Next, Chen Hao taught her how to fold a paper monkey that could do somersaults and a paper windmill that could spin around.

When folding paper monkeys, Chen Hao specifically told her:

"The key to the paper monkey is the proportion of its body. The head cannot be too big, the body cannot be too long, and the center of gravity must be low so that it can stand firmly when it does a somersault and will not fall over."

As he spoke, he demonstrated, teaching her step by step how to adjust the proportions until the paper monkey she folded could steadily somersault.

When folding paper windmills, even more skill is required.

Chen Hao said, "Paper windmills are driven by wind, so the angle of each blade must be precise; it can't be too steep or too gentle."

Otherwise, if the wind blows, it will either not spin at all, or it will spin erratically.

He patiently taught her how to fold the paper windmill and adjust the angle. He even found a small fan and fanned the folded paper windmill. The paper windmill immediately started spinning rapidly, colorful and very beautiful.

[Ding! Origami Tutorial - Spring Structure, Origami Skill Experience +420]

[Ding! Origami Tutorial - Balance, Origami Skill Experience +380]

[Ding! Origami Tutorial - Wind Powered, Origami Skill Experience +450]

Lin Caiwei was very engrossed in learning and didn't find it boring at all.

She discovered that Chen Hao was incredibly patient when teaching, no matter how slowly she learned or how many times she asked the same questions.

He never got impatient, never called her stupid, and never rushed her; he just explained and demonstrated again and again.

Sometimes when she didn't understand, he would explain it in a different way until she fully understood.

She recalled that when she was a child, she had also learned origami in an extracurricular class at school.

Back then, the teacher would only demonstrate the steps once. If you didn't understand, the teacher wouldn't teach you individually; you'd have to figure it out on your own.

So the origami we folded back then was all "dead." Once folded, it could only be placed on the table to look at; it couldn't be moved or played with. After a while, it became boring, and we stopped learning it.

But the origami Chen Hao teaches now is different; it's all "alive." It can jump, fly, somersault, and spin around, which is especially interesting.

Moreover, with her daughter by her side and Chen Hao guiding her, she felt particularly warm and secure, making her want to keep learning.

As she folded the paper monkey in her hand, she couldn't help but ask Chen Hao:

"Chen Hao, how do you know so many things? You fold origami so well and know so many techniques. Most people can't do these things."

Chen Hao smiled, his hands continuing their work, his tone calm:

"It's nothing much, I just figured it out on my own when I had nothing to do, and I gradually learned it."

"Thinking about it?" Lin Caiwei frowned, clearly disbelieving, and stopped what she was doing to look at him.

"This isn't something you can learn just by thinking about it, is it? Look, to fold a frog you need to understand spring structures, to fold a monkey you need to understand balance, and to fold a windmill you need to understand wind power."

This requires specialized knowledge; how could you possibly understand it just by thinking about it?

Chen Hao looked up at her, a hint of a smile in his eyes, but instead of answering her question directly, he simply said:

"Maybe I'm just naturally interested in these things. Once I'm interested, I'm willing to think about them more and study them more, and I gradually understand them."

Lin Caiwei looked at him, and that thought popped into her head again—

This man is a real gem.

It seems like he can do anything, and he does it all exceptionally well.

She can cook, and her food tastes even better than in restaurants; she's also a stock trader with exceptionally accurate judgment, and has never lost money.

She can write songs, and her songs are really good; she can draw, and her drawings look just like the real thing.

He can also play the piano, and he plays it beautifully; now I know that he can also fold so many fun origami, and he teaches them so well.

She simply couldn't imagine what this man couldn't do.

He's like a thick book; the more you read, the more surprises you discover, making you want to keep learning more.

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