While the winter winds have been blowing and it has been an exceptionally cold winter this year, the school is still full of warmth. Although the weather became colder and more children caught colds, the children's anticipation for Christmas did not diminish at all. Their smiles, like a Christmas tree full of lights, warmed up every corner. Thanks to the enthusiastic participation of parents in last Friday's "Love at Christmas - Joy in the Park" event, the event was very popular and lively; Fifi's Paper Miracle costume show kicked off the event.

With the arrival of December, a strong Christmas atmosphere has been quietly integrated into our lives. Whether it's the twinkling lights in shopping malls, the cozy decorations in churches, or the innocent laughter of children, we can all feel the joy of Christmas. This year, our Christmas activities are back, and they are as colorful as ever, encompassing caring, sharing and creativity. Starting from the Christmas decoration of the school, every teacher and child put their heart and soul into creating a festive atmosphere.

The Christmas series of activities - Church Visit, Community Greetings, and Joyful Christmas in the Park - will be held on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. First of all, the church visit was held on Wednesday. It was raining a little early in the morning, and it was cold and wet. I hoped that the sky would clear up and we could go ahead with the original plan, so I prayed with my children, but the rain continued to fall, and even though the trip was very close, safety was the first priority, so I didn't dare to take any action. The tour was almost impossible to go on.

On Christmas Eve, also known as Christmas Day, families gather in the living room around the Christmas tree to sing Christmas songs, exchange gifts, share their joys and sorrows of the year, and express their blessings and love. On this night, you will see a group of cute little boys and girls playing guitars with hymns in their hands, singing hymns for good news from family to family. How did the Good Tidings team come about? On the night of Jesus' birth.

After class, the chattering sound of children came from the hallway of the meeting room. We saw several children from the older class stopping in front of the flea market, discussing with each other, drawing their hands and raising their decibels, saying, "I want to buy that car...", "I want to buy that doll...", "I want to buy this robot toy...I want a dinosaur! ......" Every child has their own wants and reasons for wanting them. They don't just look at them casually, they look at them carefully and seriously, and when they feel they are good, they hold them in their hands.

Christmas is a time to commemorate the birth of Jesus. According to the Bible, Jesus, the Son of God, was conceived in the womb of the virgin Mary through the Holy Spirit. Jesus' father, Joseph, lived in Nazareth and worked as a carpenter, a righteous man, who was not related to Jesus by blood but was legally Jesus' father. At that time, the country of Judaea was under the rule of the Roman Empire, and the Roman government had to conduct a census, and Joseph's family had to return to their hometown of Bethlehem to register.

On Wednesday, the campus was covered by a red tide. The children were dressed in red, wearing red hats, and the campus was filled with red, bustling, joyful, and adorable looks, which made people want to leave a picture for them. On Christmas Eve, a community newsletter was arranged for the children to learn the lesson of sharing. In the Christmas season of love, peace and care, the babies went out to deliver greeting cards, and a single word of Merry Christmas can warm people's hearts. In the cold winter