Waking up, it was already evening.
Han Yu opened his eyes and was startled to find himself lying in his own big bed.
With a terrible headache and a parched mouth, he got up and opened the door, seeing his father-in-law sitting at the dining table watching Little Han Han draw, while his mother-in-law busied herself in the kitchen, seemingly cleaning fish.
"Daddy, Daddy!"
Little Han Han noticed her dad waking up and dropped her crayons, eager to jump off the chair.
No matter what you do, you must see it through to the end; don't give up halfway.
Master Han pulled his granddaughter close and habitually coaxed, "Han Han's drawing is really nice. Keep drawing, and when you're done, show it to Daddy. Once you're done, you can play with Daddy."
"I want Daddy to watch me draw."
"Daddy just got up, so Daddy will wash his face first." Han Yu walked over, complimented her just like his father-in-law did, and sheepishly went to wash up.
Kids really thrive on encouragement.
