Since the daughter said so, Ge Sangen didn't move out.
His room had a lot of furniture, and moving it to the east room wouldn't fit. This grain jar couldn't be placed outside either, as he was afraid someone would steal the grain inside.
"Then we'll put it in your room, Yuan Chun. Dad only ordered a wardrobe and a chest for you. If there's anything else you want, let me know, and I'll go to the village carpenter to have it made for you."
"Dad, make me a set of desk and chair. I want to study."
Ge Sangen grinned, "My daughter really thinks things through. It's August now, and school starts in half a month. When school begins, I'll send you there to study."
He then asked, "Daughter, we're going with the village chief to register your household today. Do you want to change your name?"
"No change of name. I want to take Dad's surname, Ge." After being called by that name for several generations, Yuan Chun was used to it and didn't want to change it.
"Ah, good, good, good."
