Tao Yushu gave birth to a eldest daughter who weighed 7 pounds. The old father was so happy that his back molars were exposed and he didn't even bother to take care of his biggest hero when he came out of the delivery room.

"Let's go see your daughter?"

Tao Yushu's face was pale, and the whites of his eyes were even whiter.

Lin Chaoyang licked his face and carried the newly born little girl to her side, "Look, our daughter!"

His words resolved Tao Yushu's jealousy, and he looked down at the little meat ball that had just come out of her body, feeling affectionate in his heart.

"Aren't you a little fat?"

"Children are all puffy and fat. When they grow up, they will lose weight."

"The bridge of my nose is quite high, like yours."

The couple commented on their daughter's appearance, and the family members looked at the little girl with smiles on their faces.

"Let me see, I see my sister!"

Xiao Dongdong eagerly picked up the adult's trouser legs. He was brought to the hospital by Zhang Guiqin. Usually everyone at home was in pain, but now no one could care about him.

Tao Yucheng happily picked him up and said, "Come, let me hold you and see."

After being picked up, Xiao Dongdong saw a small meat dumpling lying on the hospital bed, with his eyes half-closed and his lips pursing from time to time.

His eyes were full of curiosity, is this his sister?

So ugly!

Suddenly, Little Rouduanzi let out a loud cry. The cry was so loud that Xiao Dongdong could even see the little tongue in her throat through her wide open mouth.

What a terrible kid!

"Come down! Come down!"

Xiaodongdong quickly asked Tao Yucheng to put him down, and ran to Tao Yushu for comfort.

"Are you hungry or peed?"

Mother Tao stepped forward with concern, opened the swaddling clothes holding the little girl and took a look, it turned out that she had peed.

After cleaning up, Tao Yushu fed her milk again, and soon passed out meconium again.

The adults were busy cleaning up the little girl. Xiao Dongdong sat on the stool and dangled her short legs watching them busy. She felt that children were really troublesome.

After observing everything in the hospital for a night and confirming that everything was normal, the doctor discharged Tao Yushu and her daughter from the hospital.

Confinement in winter is a hardship in other people's homes, but in Tao Yushu's house there is no such trouble, and the home is as warm as spring.

The only thing that made her feel uncomfortable was that the air was too dry and she couldn't take a shower.

"I miss Xiangjiang a little now." Tao Yushu said to Lin Chaoyang in the evening.

"I missed Yanjing when I was in Xiangjiang, and I missed Xiangjiang when I returned to Yanjing. Why don't you practice a clone technique." Lin Chaoyang teased her.

Tao Yushu sighed and said, "I wonder how Yumo is doing in Xiangjiang?"

"Didn't the letter say that everything is normal?"

"That was more than half a month ago. Mom is right, this girl is heartless."

Lin Chaoyang smiled and asked: "Is this the first day you met her?"

Tao Yushu frowned, "I'm just worried."

"I see you're not worried, but you can't be idle, right?" Lin Chaoyang revealed her thoughts with just one sentence.

It had been more than a month since the couple had been back, and the baby had been given birth. Tao Yushu's heart was restless again.

"No." Tao Yushu's answer was very unconfident.

Lin Chaoyang said: "You have to wait until the confinement period is over anyway, and the child still needs someone to take care of it."

"Have you already said it?" Tao Yushu was exposed by him and began to get angry.

Lin Chaoyang changed the subject, "Have you thought of a name yet?"

"Then you have to decide on a nickname, right? It's been a week since the birth, and we don't even have a nickname. Our daughter is pitiful!"

Before giving birth, the couple made an agreement. The boy was named by Lin Chaoyang, and the girl was named by Tao Yushu. The two had thought a lot about it before.

But after giving birth, Tao Yushu became entangled again. He felt that any name was good, but neither name was interesting.

Lin Chaoyang has been urging her for the past two days, but Tao Yushu has been unable to make up his mind.

"Let's call her Yan Yan." Lin Chaoyang said.

Tao Yushu was anxious, "I've agreed to name it."

"Okay, let me make a suggestion, how about calling Yan Yan?"

Tao Yushu nodded slightly, "Yan Yan is good, then I will name her Yan Yan."

One of the couple pursues procedural justice, the other pursues substantive justice, and both parties get what they need.

"What's your nickname?" Lin Chaoyang asked.

"My nickname is also Yan Yan."

"Isn't that good? I think we should give it a cute name, like Xiao Hanamuan?"

Tao Yushu suddenly frowned, "No, no. How can anyone name food? Just call it Yan Yan, it sounds nice."

Lin Chaoyang compromised, since he already had the right to name the name anyway.

After finally deciding on a name for the child, Tao Yushu came to the little girl who was already sleeping soundly and looked at her petite and cute face, with the brilliance of motherhood between her brows and eyes.

"From now on, you will be called Lin Yanyan. Does that sound good?"

The sleeping baby had a smile on his lips, and Tao Yushu also had a soft smile on his face.

With the addition of a new member, Lin Chaoyang's house has been very lively in recent days, with close relatives and friends arriving in droves.

On the morning of November 18, a rare visitor came to Xiaoliubukou.

"Old Nie, why are you here?" Lin Chaoyang was a little surprised to see Nie Weiping.

Nie Weiping smiled, showing his trademark big teeth, "I heard that you recently got a daughter, so I wanted to say hello."

After exchanging a few words, Lin Chaoyang became concerned about the situation of the group competition.

In two days, the last game of the first Sino-Japanese Go Tournament will be held at the Yanjing Gymnasium. In the past few days, there have been reports on TV and newspapers. This game has already become a concern for people in Yanjing and even the whole country.

focus.

The competition lasted for more than a year until the last person was fighting, and now the winner is finally decided.

Not only has the confrontational mood in the Go community reached a fever pitch, but the public attention in the two countries has also far exceeded the level of general sports.

"That's why I came here today. You have to go watch the game in two days and cheer me up!"

Lin Chaoyang said with a smile: "There is no problem in cheering up! You have defeated Koichi Kobayashi, and Hideyuki Fujisawa is old, so he is not a threat to you."

"I'll lend you some good words!"

The two chatted for a while, then Nie Weiping said goodbye and left.

Tao Yushu was full of regrets. She still had to confine her confinement. In this freezing season, she would definitely not be able to watch the competition.

On the morning of the 20th, today was the last game of the Sino-Japanese Go Tournament. There were crowds of people in front of the Yanjing Gymnasium.

To this day, all walks of life in the country are paying attention to this game. People are talking about Go wherever they go, even in places such as Xiangjiang and Haojiang.

Today's game not only touches the hearts of millions of people in Yanjing, but also the hearts of countless people in China and Japan.

In the Beijing Gymnasium, the first Sino-Japanese Go Tournament, which lasted for more than a year, ushered in the climax of the showdown - the final battle between the Chinese leader Nie Weiping and the Japanese leader Hideyuki Fujisawa.

Before the game, the media of the two countries had already heightened the atmosphere to the point of intense attention. Even the referee lineup of the game was described by the Japanese media as "absolutely luxurious."

The chief referee is the first generation of national Go players in New China. He is currently the vice chairman of the Chinese Go Association and director of the Chess Department of the Sports Committee Chen Zude (9th Dan). Rui Naiwei (7th Dan), a leader in Chinese women's Go, and Yang Hui (6th Dan) serve as recordkeepers.

and timekeeper.

In one game, the total ranking of the three referees was as high as 22. This kind of super luxury has never been seen in any Go game between China and Japan.

In order to interview chess players from both sides before the game, as many as 40 reporters from China and Japan blocked the entrance to the Yanjing Gymnasium early in the morning.

Today, Nie Weiping and Fujisawa Hideyuki are the superstars of China and Japan. They walked into the stadium surrounded by reporters, and Lin Chaoyang also followed the crowd into the stadium.

He was a guest invited to watch the game and was placed in the game room. Also entering the game room with them were dozens of reporters from China and Japan.

The originally empty game room became overcrowded due to the influx of so many people. Referee Chen Zude kept speaking to maintain order.

Fifteen minutes later, the game officially started, with Nie Weiping taking the lead as black.

At this time, there were more than 2,000 spectators sitting in the Yanjing Gymnasium. Comrade Fang, then deputy director of the State Council, came to watch the game in person. The huge scene of the gymnasium was turned into an explanation hall.

Several staff members put up huge chess records for demonstrations and explanations, which looked like a martial arts novel.

At the same time, CCTV also broadcast the decisive battle live for the first time today. Countless viewers who knew and did not know chess were waiting in front of the TV with excitement.

In front of the TV, Nie Weiping did not wear a suit as usual, but wore a sportswear with the word "China" printed on it.

All the Chinese people watching the battle understood what he meant. He represented China in this battle.
To be continued...