Winter in the Countryside: A Heartwarming Escape

Just like the balmy days of summer, winter in the countryside adds unforgettable colors to a child’s memories. During their month-long winter break, our children have stepped away from the suffocating, smoggy city air to embrace nature’s luxury—vast clear skies, crisp fresh air, and a world blanketed in pure white snow.

Unfazed by the biting frost, they play on the ice and run through the snow with pure, unbridled joy. This natural environment is not just a playground; it is toughening their bodies and strengthening their spirits. Seeing their rosy cheeks and bright, energized eyes in the fresh air is our greatest source of peace. These winter activities and icy games do more than boost their immunity—they serve as a profound school for learning resilience and a deep love for Mother Nature.

Even without electricity, there is a special magic in sitting together by the soft, warm glow of a candle, sharing stories and playing games with dear friends.

Playing a game indoors with a candle because there is no electricity.

This is the air pollution in the city.