Su Miaoqing looked along her direction, and sure enough she saw a small ferry on the wide side of the river in the distance. At this time, a young man and woman negotiated a price with the boatman guarding the ferry and left by boat.
Su Miaoqing's eyes lit up, she thanked the old woman, turned back to Xiao Yifeng and said, "Xiao Feng, it seems like it's fun over there, let's go rent a boat."
Xiao Yifeng said, "No hurry, let's buy lanterns first." Then he turned to the old woman and said, "Can you please give us two lanterns?"
Xiao Yifeng saw that the old man still had fireworks in his hand to set off. Xiao Yifeng bought a few more and paid the silver. Su Miaoqing excitedly ran to the side with the lantern to write her wish.
Xiao Yifeng also walked over, smiled at Su Miaoqing who was writing straightly, and asked: "Senior sister, what wish did you write?"
Su Miaoqing blushed, turned sideways and said, "I won't tell you, and I won't let you peek."
Seeing Xiao Yifeng writing down her wish with a brush, Su Miaoqing couldn't restrain her curiosity and stretched her head to see what Xiao Yifeng had written.
Xiao Yifeng smiled bitterly and said, "Senior sister, how could anyone be like you?" Su Miaoqing put her hands on her waist, raised her head and asked, "How am I doing?"
Xiao Yifeng had no choice but to beg for mercy and hand over the note.
Su Miaoqing proudly took Xiao Yifeng's note and saw that it only said: May everyone in Wuya Palace be safe.
She wanted to read the secret, but she couldn't help being disappointed. She handed it back to Xiao Yifeng and muttered in a low voice: "It's boring. I thought you wrote something. I can't tell that your handwriting is not bad."
Su Miaoqing took the written lantern, left Xiao Yifeng and walked quickly towards the small dock. Seeing that Xiao Yifeng was still there, she turned around and waved: "Xiao Feng, come quickly, I won't wait for you."
Before the two of them reached the small ferry, several boatmen had gathered around to discuss business enthusiastically. Xiao Yifeng and Su Miaoqing chose a clean boat without a awning, and a small red lantern hung on the bow of the boat.
Su Miaoqing jumped on the boat first, turned around and said to Xiao Yifeng: "Xiao Feng, hurry up, I haven't taken a boat yet."
After the two got on the boat, the capable middle-aged boatman greeted them, untied the rope tied to the ferry, pushed hard, and the boat left the shore.
At this time, there were several small boats rafting on the river. The lanterns floating along the river were like lotus flowers floating on both sides of the boat. The boatmen were extremely careful not to hit the lanterns. Therefore, the speed of the ship is not very fast.
Su Miaoqing happily stood on the bow of the boat and watched the scenery on both sides of the river and the lanterns on the river. At this time, the sky was broad and the clouds were high, and the stars and rivers in the sky were densely populated. The lanterns and candles on the earth were swaying, and the two contrasted each other, which was so beautiful.
Su Miaoqing stood on the bow of the boat, gazing far away. The river wind blew, blowing her red dress and long hair, making her look extraordinarily earthly, as if she was floating in the air, and like a fairy from the Nine Heavens.
Suddenly, a red light rose from far away in Wangtian City and cut through the night sky, making a piercing cry, and then bloomed high in the sky. It turned out to be a brilliant and extremely bright firework.
This sight startled Su Miaoqing, and then, as if in response to the first fireworks, thousands of fireworks rose into the sky one after another and exploded in the sky.
One after another, they are continuous, lighting up the entire sky, making people dizzy, showing the prosperous scene of this world.
The middle-aged fisherman said loudly to the two of them amidst the sound of fireworks in the sky: "You two gentlemen and ladies are really lucky that the fireworks happened to be set off in Wangtian City." Then he stared at the sky blankly.
In the sky full of fireworks, Xiao Yifeng walked up to Su Miaoqing and looked up with her, looking at the beautiful fireworks. The colorful fireworks lit up their faces.
In this beautiful scenery, I heard Su Miaoqing say quietly: "Xiao Feng, it turns out these are fireworks. They are so beautiful. This is the first time I have seen them!"
Su Miaoqing turned her head to Xiao Yifeng and smiled like a flower. She was more delicate than a flower, and her amorous feelings at that moment actually suppressed the fireworks in the sky.
But for some reason, despite such a happy smile, Xiao Yifeng felt a little lonely.
All the prosperity will eventually come to an end, and no matter how good the drama is, it will end. The fireworks in the sky lit up for half an hour, and then fell silent. Only people are left to ponder.
After admiring the short-lived fireworks, the two were brave. Su Miaoqing sat on the bow of the boat with her feet stretched out of the boat. She reached down and touched the clear river water. It was summer and the river water was not cold. .
Su Miaoqing took off her boots, revealing a pair of jade-like feet, put them into the water, and slapped them on the water.
Xiao Yifeng took out the fireworks, lit two fireworks in his hand, and handed them to Su Miaoqing.
Su Miaoqing took the fireworks that looked like small fire trees with a smile on her face. She held one in each hand and pointed it at the river. With the crackling sound, the fireworks flew away and the remaining ashes fell into the river.
Xiao Yifeng also sat down next to Su Miaoqing and borrowed her fireworks to light the fireworks in his hands. The two of them set off small fireworks one by one.
Soon the fireworks were all finished. Su Miaoqing took the little goldfish that she had always treasured and looked at them seriously, but suddenly dumped them into the river and said, "You are free! Don't get caught again." "
A few small goldfish were in the dark night and could not be found as soon as they entered the water. Xiao Yifeng felt a little bit. He knew that what she released was a goldfish, so why couldn't it be him?
At this time, Su Miaoqing suddenly turned around and said to Xiao Yifeng: "Actually, I lied to you, I ran out secretly."
"I know." Xiao Yifeng said lightly.
Su Miaoqing held her breath and said, "I can't even lie to you. My parents will probably come to take me back soon, but seeing the fireworks in the sky and visiting the Lantern Festival is a worthwhile trip."
The girl was obviously a little depressed at this moment. Xiao Yifeng didn't know how to comfort him.
Su Miaoqing saw his embarrassment and smiled openly:
"It's okay. I was prepared to be caught when I ran out. I can watch the fireworks with you and play with a lot of strange things, so I'm satisfied. I just don't know how angry my parents will be after I return to the mountain."
"Senior sister, how about I go back to the mountain with you, and I will intercede with the master and my wife on your behalf. Just say that I want to take you down the mountain." Xiao Yifeng said seriously.
But Su Miaoqing shook her head and said, "Let's have some fun before mom and dad come. We still have lanterns to put out." After that, she left the bow of the boat, put on her boots again, and went to find the lanterns she had put aside. It’s lantern time.
After a while, she held her own lantern and came to Xiao Yifeng. Xiao Yifeng took out the fire stick and lit the candle on the lantern for her, and the candlelight shone on their faces.
Su Miaoqing smiled, walked to the bow of the boat, squatted down, stretched her hands into the river, and put the lantern into the river with a pious look, as if she was doing something sacred.
Looking back, she saw Xiao Yifeng still standing there stupidly looking at her, her pretty face slightly red, but fortunately it was not obvious in the night. She couldn't help but said angrily: "Xiao Feng, why are you still standing there in a daze? Where is your lantern? Why don't you put it out quickly?"
Xiao Yifeng quickly followed suit and lit his own lantern.
Su Miaoqing watched the river lanterns floating away in fascination. The two river lanterns of the two people floated down the river and soon merged into the army of river lanterns. It was no longer possible to tell which one belonged to the two of them.
