As we walk around our apartment complex and down the local streets, we always see lots of cute children. Here are some typical, uniformed schoolkids on their lunch break:
The college girls usually walk arm-in-arm – so do the little girls:
Every morning, the kids at the school across the street gather on their new athletic field for group exercises:
Some children are privileged enough to visit the balloon man:
While some get a front-row seat on their mother’s recycling cycle:
Usually, where there is a construction project, there are children playing in the debris:
It is quite normal to see toddlers in split pants (also notice the stroller – they are growing in popularity):
Many Chinese babies are adorably fat. This one looks like his head is getting too large for his hair:
Speaking of little children, this guy (dressed in the usual smock) walked by us today at the park and wandered off into a restaurant section. Susan watched with concern until the grandma finally came and found him:
At the same park, there is an inflatable version of Disneyland, allowing the kids to play nearby a major elevated highway:
There is also a fun place for kids to go “fishing” with their parents:
As I said, there are a lot of cute kids here in China. But the ones we enjoy seeing the most can be found on the Skype screen inside of our apartment (yes, I am a typical grandparent)!
Loved seeing the kiddoes over there but, most of all, your kiddoes! What a blessing it is to be able to see them and talk with those adorable grands!