Duoduo, holding Sisi's hand, looked up at her and asked, "Sisi, is your dad competing with you today?"

Sisi immediately puffed out her little chest and said proudly, "That's right! My dad accompanied me throughout the entire competition today. My dad is amazing; he can win every event. I'm sure I'll get first place!"

Duo Duo, not to be outdone, shook her head: "My dad's here too! He's parking the car over there. My dad's really good, he'll definitely win the tug-of-war!"

Chen Hao and Duo Duo's mother exchanged a glance and couldn't help but laugh. They found it both cute and funny to see the two little girls so earnestly showing off their father.

A short while later, the teacher picked up the microphone and called out to the parents and children participating in the "three-legged race" to gather at the designated location.

Upon hearing this, Sisi immediately grabbed Chen Hao's hand and hurriedly ran over, with Duoduo and her mother following behind, all heading to the meeting point together.

There were already quite a few parents and children at the meeting point. Everyone was helping each other tie the cloth straps, chatting and laughing, creating a very lively atmosphere.

The teacher, holding the microphone, briefly explained the rules:

"Listen up, everyone. The rules of 'three-legged race' are simple: parents and children stand side by side."

Tie two adjacent legs together and run towards the finish line together. Whoever reaches the finish line first is the winner. Be careful and don't fall.

After the teacher explained the rules, he gave everyone a wide cloth strip. The strip was soft and wouldn't feel tight.

Chen Hao squatted down, had Sisi stand next to him, aligned Sisi's right foot with his left foot, and then tied it tightly with a cloth strip, wrapping it around and around.

When tying her up, I made sure to check the tightness so that it wouldn't constrict Sisi's calves or fall off too easily. Only after confirming that everything was okay did I loosen my grip.

He looked up at Sisi and patiently gave her some instructions:

"Sisi, do you remember what Daddy taught you yesterday? Later, we'll all count 'one, two, one,' and when we say 'one,'..."

"Let's step with the leg that's tied together. When we say 'two,' we'll step with the other leg. Take it slow, don't rush, follow Daddy's rhythm, okay?"

Sisi nodded vigorously, her little head bobbing like a rattle drum, her eyes particularly serious:

"I remember, I remember! Dad, I definitely won't hold you back, we can definitely win!"

Chen Hao couldn't help but smile at her earnest little face, and reached out to ruffle her hair: "Okay, our Sisi is the best, she definitely won't hold us back."

All participating families were ready, standing side by side on the starting line. The teacher, holding a whistle, walked to the side and shouted:

"Are you all ready? Ready—"

Sisi gripped Chen Hao's hand tightly, her face tense, her eyes fixed on the finish line ahead, her breathing becoming a little rapid, and she muttered softly:

"One two one, one two one..."

"Beep—" The whistle blew, and the competition officially began.

Chen Hao immediately shouted, "One!"

The father and daughter took their first steps, their legs bound together. At first, they were a little uncoordinated; Sisi's steps were small.

Chen Hao took large strides, and when he stepped out, Sisi almost stumbled because of him. Chen Hao quickly slowed down and adjusted his pace.

"two!"

Chen Hao called out again, and the two of them stepped out with their other legs at the same time. This time it was much better than before. Although it was still a bit awkward, at least they didn't stumble anymore.

After running four or five steps, the two gradually found their rhythm.

Chen Hao deliberately shortened his stride to match Sisi's small steps, and Sisi also tried to take bigger steps, following Chen Hao's rhythm, and shouting along:

"One, two, one, two, one..." The voice was crisp and bright, echoing throughout the entire playground.

[Ding! Parent-child activity - Three-legged race, perfect teamwork, martial arts experience points +280]

Gradually, they became more and more in sync, and their pace quickened. Soon they overtook the father and son on the left, who were not cooperating well and kept stumbling and almost fell.

Then they overtook a mother and daughter on the right, who were walking too slowly and fell far behind.

Sisi's face turned bright red, and tiny beads of sweat appeared on her forehead, but she didn't feel tired at all.

She shouted "one, two, one" even louder, her little hands gripping Chen Hao's tightly, as if afraid she wouldn't be able to keep up with the rhythm.

As she ran, she whispered to Chen Hao:

"Dad, Dad, what number are we now? Are we in first place?"

Chen Hao glanced down at her, then laughed and said loudly:

"Yes! We're in first place now. Let's keep pushing and we'll reach the finish line!"

"yeah--!"

Sisi shouted excitedly, her voice so shrill it startled a little boy running nearby.

The little boy froze for a moment and almost fell. His mother quickly caught him and smiled helplessly.

Chen Hao was amused by Sisi's appearance, so he tightened his grip, pulled Sisi along, and quickened his pace, rushing towards the finish line.

The moment he crossed the finish line, Chen Hao picked Sisi up, lifted her high, and then held her steadily in his arms.

Sisi hugged Chen Hao's neck, her eyes narrowed into slits with laughter, her mouth almost reaching her ears, and she kept shouting:

"Dad, we won! We're number one! We really won!"

"Yes, we won. Sisi is the best, she's number one."

Chen Hao smiled, carefully untied the cloth straps binding their legs, then rubbed Sisi's calves and asked softly:

"Are your legs sore? Have you felt any discomfort after running for so long?"

Sisi shook her head, her little face full of excitement. After thinking for a moment, she whispered:

"It's a little sore, but Sisi isn't tired! As long as we win, I'm not tired at all!"

The teacher next to her walked over, handed Sisi a small sticker, and said with a smile:

"Sisi, you were great! You and your dad won first place together. Here's a sticker for you."

Sisi took the stickers, happily stuck them on her clothes, and proudly showed them to Chen Hao:

"Dad, look, the stickers the teacher gave me as a reward, aren't they pretty?"

"They're beautiful! The stickers Sisi received are beautiful no matter how you look at them."

Chen Hao smiled, picked up Sisi, and walked to the side to rest, waiting for the next project.

Not long after, the second activity, "Kangaroo Jump," began.

The teacher, holding a microphone, called for the parents and children participating in the project to gather. Chen Hao, carrying Sisi, quickly went over.

The props for this project are colorful cloth bags, some large and some small; the large ones are for parents, and the small ones are for children.

The teacher briefly explained the rules: "Parents and children each climb into a cloth bag, holding the bag opening with both hands, making sure the bag doesn't fall down."

Then hop and skip forward. The first one to reach the finish line is the winner. But be careful not to jump too fast and fall.

After the teacher explained the rules, he handed out bags to everyone.

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