The children have also woken up by now.
After having breakfast and resting for a bit, Da Lang and Second Lang without fail head out to run two laps around the village.
Sanlang and Si Niang are only five years old. Qin Yao doesn't recommend children start martial arts at such a young age to avoid harming their foundations.
So, she arranges for the two of them to read in the morning, going through Tang poems she has written on wooden boards.
Only by reading day after day can they deepen their impression and remember them firmly.
Da Lang takes his running around the village very seriously, never slacking off.
Second Lang is different. When he gets tired, he sits by the roadside picking grass, reciting the multiplication table that Qin Yao taught. Compared to tireless martial arts training, he prefers studying and learning arithmetic.
