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.

This year, Christmas fell on a Wednesday, December 25, so the festivities were brought forward to this week, with a series of activities as in previous years. Visiting Eastgate Church On Tuesday, December 17th, children dressed in red, wearing red hats, with smiles on their faces, led by their teachers, walked in order through the alleys and streets, crossing the crosswalk over Chongxue Road, and arriving at the Holy Church on Deguang Street. Upon arrival, the pastor, as in previous years, was at the door with a kind smile.

The rampant behavior of fraud syndicates has caused many people to suffer monetary losses or even lose their lives; the lawless elements have taken advantage of people's kindness and ignorance to obtain ill-gotten gains; and for many disadvantaged groups in society, life has become even worse. From media reports, some fraudulent groups have used social welfare organizations to solicit donations from the public to obtain personal information for fraudulent purposes. This behavior has seriously interfered with the operation of social welfare organizations, not only causing the accounts of many social welfare organizations to become alert accounts, but also causing many people to have no interest in making donations from the heart.

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.

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.

It's Christmas again. Time flies, it's Christmas season again, and the children are infected with the joy of Christmas. Their joyful hearts increase with the addition of Christmas decorations in the park, and their moods become even more Christmas-like, and the display of flea market items makes them even more happy, which has become the topic of discussion lately. Every day, whenever there is a chance, you can see groups of children standing in front of the stalls, playing with the things they want, even when it is late, and the radio is calling for them to come to the market.

The origin of the flea market is generally believed to be between 1860 and 1870s in France began, when a large number of people in Paris to move from one place to another village to go, some of the large-scale household goods are difficult to transport, so we took out to auction, which formed the so-called second-hand trading market. In 1884, the Paris government to maintain the city, ordered more than 30,000 poor people living on scavenging, the city's waste transported to an abandoned barracks, the poor people from the

The children were seriously choosing toys. There were chattering noises from the children in the hallway, so I thought something was going on and hurried to check it out, but it turned out to be a few children from the older grades, who were stopping in front of the classroom and discussing with each other, gesturing and speaking at high decibels, saying, "I want to buy that car...," "I want to buy that doll..." "I want to buy this toy; I want ." Each child had their own reasons for wanting something, and all of them had their own reasons for wanting it. I want to buy this toy; I want ......" Every child has their wants and their reasons for wanting. They don't just look at

Flea market is to sell old things ~ Origin In 1884, the Paris government in order to maintain the city's appearance, ordered more than 30,000 poor people rely on the collection of rags to make a living, the city's waste transported to an abandoned military barracks, the poor people themselves classified and filtered, and will be useful to sell the goods on the spot, and even formed a fixed market. Because the goods often have fleas, so it is called flea market. Generally speaking, Europe and the United States, almost all large cities have a fixed flea market, the more ancient the country!