Having a picnic and having a picnic have different meanings.

Picnicing usually refers to cooking food over a fire in the wild, while picnicking is eating outdoors, usually with food and drinks prepared by oneself. Picnic is a more self-sufficient outdoor activity that requires preparation of fuel, cooking utensils, ingredients, etc., as well as certain fire-making and cooking skills. Picnics can make people get closer to nature, feel the beauty and mystery of nature, and at the same time exercise their survival ability and teamwork spirit.

Picnicing is more relaxed and enjoyable, and you can enjoy delicious food and natural scenery with your family and friends. Picnics can be held in parks, forests, beaches and other places. You can bring your favorite food and drinks, or you can choose to buy them on site.

Things to note when having a picnic:

1. Choose a suitable location: Choose a safe, dry, flat, and ventilated place for picnics to avoid areas prone to natural disasters such as flash floods and mudslides. A place to have a picnic.

2. Prepare necessary equipment: For a picnic, you need to prepare necessary equipment such as fuel, cooking utensils, ingredients, tableware, water, etc. You also need to bring sunscreen, mosquito spray and other protective equipment.

3. Fire source safety: Picnics require a fire to cook food, but pay attention to the safety of the fire source to avoid the occurrence of fire. When making a fire in the wild, you should choose dry wood and avoid using flammable items.

4. Environmental protection: Picnics need to protect the environment and avoid damage to the natural environment. When having a picnic in the wild, be careful not to damage the natural environment such as vegetation and animal habitats.