The Little Lucky Girl.

In a blink of an eye, it is the twelfth day of the first lunar month, which is also the full moon banquet of the little darling Su Qing.

After dawn that day, the yard of Old Man Su's house was bustling with people coming and going!

Several young and strong men from the same clan borrowed tables, chairs, benches, pots, pans, and utensils from every household in the village, and set up more than 20 tables in the yard.

The women and servants we had invited over were busy washing dishes, picking vegetables, slaughtering chickens, killing fish, chopping meat, and cutting vegetables. They were all busy and smiling happily.

When asked why they were so happy, it was because they could eat meat and drink wine to their heart's content today. Today, Old Man Su's family asked Butcher Wang from the next village to deliver a whole pig, which weighed more than 200 kilograms and was very fat. In those days, there was not much oil and water, so the villagers liked to buy meat with more fat.

I can only wait until the New Year to buy a pound of meat to satisfy my hunger. I don’t have meat to eat on normal days! It’s good to have something to fill my stomach!

Thanks to the girl from the Su family, I can eat meat today.

There were five pots in the yard: one for white rice, one for bone soup, one for braised pork, one for stewed chicken, and one for stir-fried vegetables. The aroma of rice and meat filled the air, making everyone's mouths water.

Most of the villagers and invited relatives secretly sighed that Old Man Su was really generous and loved his granddaughter very much!

There are also some unsociable villagers who are sour grapes because they can't eat them. The old Su family is really wasting these good things. Wouldn't it be better to give them to their grandson? They have to waste money to hold a full-moon banquet for the little girl. When the little girl grows up, she will belong to someone else's family. The grandson is their own family!

As the protagonist of today, Su Qing was dressed up by her aunt Lin when she woke up in the morning. She wore a red cotton-padded jacket with a red skirt, two small buns on her head, a red dot on her forehead, tiger-head shoes, long eyelashes fluttering, and a snow-white face with two dimples. She looked like a doll in a New Year picture, so beautiful and cute!

The two black eyes as big as grapes turned around and looked at the people in the yard. Everyone wanted to go up and hug it, to share in the blessing of this Fuwa!

But the Su family was very nervous and no one wanted to hold the baby.

At noon, Xiao's parents came and she hurried out to greet them, holding her child.

In Xiao's family, her two brothers, eldest aunt and second aunt each gave birth to two boys, and they had no daughters, so when they saw Su Qing, they liked her very much!

I wish I could take it home and raise it, but the Su family won’t give it to me. It hurts like an eyeball!

Grandpa Xiao, Uncle Xiao and Uncle Xiao also like this granddaughter.

Mrs. Xiao was holding the child and chatting with Grandma Xiao and her two sisters-in-law!

Su Zhiyuan accompanied his father-in-law and two brothers-in-law to talk in the outer room.

At this time, Lin's family also came. Lin's family was also an ordinary farmer's family, but they had a good family tradition! They were also honest farmers!

The Lin family also prepared a full-moon gift for Su Qing: a silver longevity lock, two sets of small clothes, and a pair of small shoes! Even for a farmer's family, it was a very good full-moon gift!

Old Mrs. Lin praised her, "Sister-in-law, you are a blessed person. Your granddaughter is so beautiful. You can't find such a beautiful girl in the surrounding area. She is like a fairy!"

Old Mrs. Wang couldn't stop smiling. She loved people praising her granddaughter!

When the time came, firecrackers were set off and the feast began!

After everyone had eaten and drunk their fill, Su Zhiyuan held his child and went from table to table to thank the guests and accept everyone's blessings!

After everyone had eaten and drunk their fill, they left one after another.