Parent-Child Relationship Booster: Autumn Collaborative Moments in Qingshui Valley

In Qingshui Valley, we put down our phones and enjoyed a lot of high-quality parent-child collaborative time. We made glutinous rice cakes together, with dad holding the wooden mallet and the child's small hand on top, shouting rhythmically as we struck together; we went to the vegetable garden to pick produce, with the child responsible for finding the targets and us picking them, working in perfect harmony; during the evening barbecue, he imitated us brushing sauce on the chicken wings, getting his hands messy but feeling very accomplished. In these activities that require joint effort, we were no longer in a command-and-obey relationship but partners working side by side. The child's hands-on skills and sense of responsibility improved unconsciously, and our communication became smoother. This autumn weekend, Qingshui Valley not only gave us joyful memories but also acted like a parent-child relationship booster, making our family bonds closer and warmer.