On Tuesday, the Mid-Autumn Festival, perhaps due to the absence of a consecutive holiday, there were fewer people going out, and even the scene of families barbecuing in front of their doors in the past Mid-Autumn Festival was not seen anymore. A couple of days ago, I went to a fish soup restaurant near Linsen Road and met a family of three parents. During the conversation, the father shared that since his child was promoted to kindergarten, his grandparents had come to visit and wanted to take him on a trip together, and that the child no longer took time off from work to go on trips with his grandparents as he had done before, but instead came to go to school, and that the parents were very happy about the change in the child's behavior. The parents were very pleased with the change in the child's behavior.

The parent who made an appointment to visit on Thursday was a seventh-grade alumnus who brought his wife with him and told the principal that his family's children went to Renhe because of its proximity to the school and because it was the most spacious kindergarten in the neighborhood with the most diverse facilities. The alumnus said that when he was in kindergarten, he did not want to go home until his mom came to take him to kindergarten. He can't forget the wonderful memories of kindergarten, and now that he is a father, he hopes that his baby will also have a wonderful childhood.