"Uncle, I'm now working as a translator at our town government, earning over twenty bucks a month. The job is easy and not tiring at all, pretty good," Su Wanyu explained.
"Working as a translator, huh, that is indeed good, and it's because your dad was far-sighted. Back then, despite the many objections, he hired several language teachers for you, and now it's really paying off," Big Uncle Su said somewhat sentimentally, bringing up Su Wanyu's father.
"Yeah, I've never seen a father dote on his child like Wanyu's dad does. Whatever she wants, he gives," Aunt Su chimed in as well.
Speaking of doting on children, Aunt Su recalled what Su Wanyu had just mentioned—that she had a daughter—and with a puzzled look, she asked, "Wanyu, why didn't you bring your child back with you this time to visit your family?"
