Autumn winds had yet to fall, and the rosy dawn blazed in all its splendor.
Two fruits rested against each other on a branch, bathing in the vitality and radiance of the morning sun.
"Big brother, I'm full," Xiao Xi said.
"You've eaten far too little. That won't do at all. Have some more," Gu Qingshan said.
"I usually don't eat breakfast..."
"Hmph. How will you get any nourishment if you skip breakfast? From now on, you have to eat every morning. Got it?"
"Got it."
The fruit named Xiao Xi stayed quietly on the branch.
Streaks of orange rosy clouds gradually rose into the sky, their shades intermingling before turning into brilliant golden light that bathed her tiny body.
Xiao Xi couldn't help sighing. "I never knew the morning light was so beautiful."
Gu Qingshan paused, then rolled over beside Xiao Xi and said:
"Xiao Xi, this is called rosy dawn."
"Really? What a lovely name."
"But when you see clouds like these, it means the weather's going to turn bad," he explained.
"Oh? Is it going to rain?" she asked with interest.
"Most likely, it'll be rainy and overcast. There's a saying: 'When the dawn is red, don't leave home.'"
"What does that mean?"
"Simply put, when sunlight passes through the atmosphere, air molecules scatter it along the way. Violet, blue, and cyan light, which have shorter wavelengths, scatter most easily, while red, orange, and yellow light, with their longer wavelengths, pass through much more readily. If the dawn is vivid, it means there's a lot of moisture and larger particles in the atmosphere. The sky's conditions are unstable, so there's a good chance of rain."
Xiao Xi said admiringly, "Big brother, you know so much."
"Haha, you can ask me anything you don't understand. I promise I'll