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Mo Li then brought out two large piles of various New Year snacks, including cashews, macadamia nuts, hazelnuts, almonds, walnuts, pistachios, and all sorts of nuts.

Spicy strips, rice crackers, senbei (rice crackers), rice crusts, shrimp chips, chicken feet, baby squid, crab sticks, sachima (a type of Chinese pastry), chocolate pie, biscuits, candy, chocolate, potato chips, French fries, beef jerky, pork jerky, dried meat...

There are also all sorts of drinks: milk, red wine, fruit wine, spirits, beverages, cola, black tea, Sprite, fruit juice, milk tea, various flavored fruit milk, sparkling water...

As for other fruits and vegetables, eggs, seafood, meat... and even more high-end snacks, drinks, and ingredients... Mo Li has a personal space and such a large manor, a planet, so she can pick, slaughter, and catch them anytime, anywhere.

There's absolutely no need to prepare in advance. What we've brought out are simply from other worlds, meant to create a more festive New Year atmosphere.

Upon seeing this, the children pounced on it, burying themselves in all sorts of snacks, and bursting into joyful giggles.

Looking at them like this, Mo Li couldn't help but chuckle. Not wanting to disturb their enjoyment of the childhood they were talking about, she sat down on the newly laid red festive plush carpet and began to sort through the New Year decorations she had brought out one by one.

There are artificial decorations hanging with persimmons, pomegranates, and other red fruits; decorative paintings covered with different "Fu" (福, meaning good fortune) characters; and New Year's blessing ornaments written with different techniques and methods, such as cross-stitch, silk embroidery, and traditional embroidery.

Adorned with various small red berries that shimmered in warm light, decorative lights tied with festive red bows, Chinese knots of different sizes, New Year ornaments of various styles, a wishing tree on the table, a tree full of the character "福" (fortune/blessing), and more...

There are also various auspicious animal ornaments full of New Year's flavor, red lanterns, festive carpets, etc.

It can be said that every corner of the home has its own suitable decorations, many of which are very lightweight and perfect for children to decorate.

Even the cushions on the sofa were changed to red, but with different designs. The children's play area also had touches of festive red, and Mo Li added a series of red-themed toys to their play area.

The kids finally decided to come out of their mountain of snacks, and Mo Li had just finished sorting them all out, pointing to the ones she had given to the kids:

"Sons and daughters, these are for you. How about we give your dad and the others a surprise today and decorate our home to make it festive?"

Little Carp has always loved pretty things the most. When it sees all kinds of "Fu" characters, decorations of different sizes, and... its eyes light up instantly.

"Wow, Mommy, you're so amazing! These are all so pretty. I love them and I want to decorate my room to be super pretty."

"Mommy, do we need to decorate all our rooms?"

"Yes, not only your rooms, but the entire manor will be decorated. When it gets dark at night, the children will be able to see all sorts of dazzling lights when they go out."

"Yes, yes, baby wants it! When will it get dark?"

Mo Li smiled gently and rubbed Xiao Qibao's head, meeting his expectant and curious eyes: "Not yet, because Uncle Kyle, the robot butler, is setting things up right now."

"Mommy and baby have their own things to do, and it will take us a long time to finish setting everything up."

"Okay, I'll listen to Mom. Let's get started now."

"Mommy, can we pick some red flowers and put them in the vase?"

"Sure, but not now. How about we go to the garden after we finish these things?"

Little Carp nodded its little head cutely, looking especially well-behaved: "Okay, okay."

Mo Li: "After we finish all this, how about Mommy takes the kids to choose the New Year's outfits you want to wear?"

She had already envisioned dressing her children up like little lucky dolls, not fairy children, and dressing them in Chinese clothes that she had always found particularly festive.

I have so many, so many children's clothes in my space, all of which were originally high-end custom-made and I thought I would never need them, but now I'm actually using them.

Moreover, the fabrics used to make those clothes all come from their own organic farms, and many are made from the most precious fabrics such as mulberry silk.

It's absolutely perfect for babies to wear, and you don't have to worry about them being uncomfortable or hurting their incredibly delicate skin.

Little Li Bao stretched out her little hands and took the hands of her older brothers, Xiao Jun Bao and Xiao Qi Bao: "Brother, brother, come with me to hang this red lantern, paste that little fan-shaped wall sticker, and the big 'Fu' character. I want this bow, and this, this, and this, I want them all."

Mo Li: "......"

My goodness, my little one! He said so many words in one breath, even though it sounded a bit broken, with a sweet, childlike voice, and some words weren't pronounced very clearly.