The six of them parked and walked into the lawn campsite together.
It was midday, and a leisurely atmosphere filled the campsite.
Picnic blankets dotted the lawn as far as the eye could see. Visitors had brought snacks and fruit, sitting or lying down as they chatted and laughed with family and friends.
"Wow, it's so lively here." Wen Zhixia looked around curiously.
"Have you never come here for a barbecue before, Zhi Xia?" Li Wanyin asked with a smile.
"Nope. They probably only added it in the last couple of years, right? I don't remember seeing it before. But there have always been lots of people camping whenever I came here. I've never camped before!"
Wen Zhixia found it novel. Although it seemed to be nothing more than spreading out a picnic blanket and sitting on it to eat, drink, and have fun, it felt different from sitting indoors, somehow inexplicably relaxing.
"Taoist, have you ever camped?" Wen Zhixia asked.
"Me? I grew up in the Mountains. Eating outdoors and sleeping under the stars was an everyday thing."
Chen Shi'an had never imagined that eating outdoors, something he only did out of necessity, would become an activity with a charm all its own in a big city.
City people really knew how to have fun.
Next time, he should trick Little Cicada, the Class Monitor, and the others into helping him dig up bamboo shoots in the Mountains, all in the name of experiencing life.
"What about you, Meng Qiu? Have you camped here before?" Li Wanyin passed the conversation to the quiet Lin Meng Qiu.
Lin Meng Qiu shook her head. "No."
Usually, it was just her and her dad at home. Playing badminton together was fine, but spreading a blanket on the lawn and sitting around bored