I've always wanted to do this since I was a child. When I was a child, my parents were busy with work and usually stayed at home for two days on weekends. Our family of three had little time to travel. Sometimes, their two units also hold that kind of group travel activities, once every summer vacation, but only one family member is allowed at first. When mom travels, dad doesn't have a holiday. When dad travels, mom has to work.

So my holiday trip is to travel with my mother first, and then with my father. The family rarely goes out together, and the impression is only two or three times. I originally reported to the travel agency that I was going to travel to the desert, and all the money has been paid. But because my father had to bid during that time, it was meaningless for me and my mother to go, so I didn't go. Later, school time was tight, so I didn't have time to go out with them. I have been to so many places, but I have never been with my parents, so I especially want to go with them.

The second thing is to paint happily.

I like drawing, and I have been learning this since I was very young. At that time, as soon as school was over, I took the drawing board to draw. Because I was younger at that time, I always stood on the stool and drew on the drawing board. Draw your feelings one by one slowly, the air around you is slow, and occasionally a breeze blows through my hair, making my ears itch. The sun shines on me sparsely, forming small pieces of light. I spent five years in this afternoon. Throughout my childhood.

Later, after I went to junior high school, I had little time to draw. I study my homework every day, so I seldom go to the studio. But I like painting very much, which makes me feel calm. The combination of various colors makes me feel very free and unconstrained. I really want to spend a day or a few days painting happily, empty myself, and then let my body become light and follow the pen in my hand.

The third thing is that I want to go back to grandma's cabin for a few days.

I grew up there, and I haven't lived there since my grandmother died. I want to go back there and live a life away from the noise of the city. Every morning, I work at sunrise and rest at sunset. I sow the seeds of flowers in every corner of the yard and plant a Chinese cabbage in the open space of the yard. Without the interruption of telephone ringing and the convenience of data network, I spend my days slowly and leisurely. I don't have to worry about how much homework and work I haven't finished today, so I can live comfortably in the garden for a few days.