Tsou Ma Lai Farm

On the weekend, I took my two kids to Tsou Ma Lai Farm. Originally, I just thought, 'Let's take the kids out for some fresh air, maybe they'll sleep better at night?' Turns out, I was wrong. As soon as we stepped onto the vast grassland, the two kids immediately acted like they had batteries installed, one darting east, the other west, wanting to play with everything and see everything. Mom was chasing after them, out of breath, and couldn't help but think, 'Seriously, where do you guys get so much energy?' Tsou Ma Lai Farm is really suitable for family outings. There's a large grassland, animals, amusement facilities, and many outdoor experiences. The kids can run and play to their hearts' content, while the adults are responsible for shouting from behind, 'Slow down!', 'Don't run too far!', 'Be careful!' But seeing them sweating, laughing so happily, makes it all feel worthwhile. I used to think taking kids out was tiring – preparing things, ensuring safety, chasing them, and cleaning up afterward. But childhood only happens once. Now, they still hold my hand, get excited seeing small animals, and run forward happily when they see a large grassy area. Perhaps in a few years, they'll grow up, friends will be more important than mom, and they won't need us trailing behind. So, being a little tired now seems okay. But my phone is filled with photos of their happy moments, and my heart is filled with our family memories. Children's happiness is simple: Having grass to run on, and having mom and dad with them, That's a happy day. For the kids, this is a playground; but for us, it's a precious time of laughter and shared joy as a family.