As farmers, the hairpins they wore on their heads were all made of common wood.
In the last couple of years, as the family's situation had improved slightly, they felt extravagant enough to buy jewelry.
The couple had gifts from their sons and daughters, but none were made of sandalwood like these ornaments.
Seeing Grandpa Li and Grandma Li's gazes, Ye Shiqi felt her considerations had been somewhat lacking. She had gifts for her cousins, so how could her grandparents be overlooked?
There was also Uncle, Young Uncle, their wives, elder aunt, and Uncle.
Calculating it all, many gifts were needed, and it may seem inconsequential whether such a small child like her gave them or not.
Yet it seemed as if she represented the entire family in gift-giving.
When Grandpa Li and Grandma Li celebrated their birthdays, she hadn't yet carved these ornaments, but later, when she did, she made sure to include all of her closest relatives.
