Subquestions:

1.      Did you celebrate Children’s Day when you were a child? If so, how did you usually spend it?

2.      What is the most unforgettable Children’s Day gift you have ever received, and why does it stand out?

3.      Can you describe a traditional game or outdoor activity that you loved playing as a child? Is it still popular among children today?

4.      How do you think the way modern children play and celebrate holidays differs from the way you did when you were young?

5.      Describe a moment from your childhood when you felt completely carefree, as if nothing in the world could worry you.

6.      Some people view Children’s Day only as a day for fun and presents. Do you think it should carry a deeper message for society? Why or why not?

7.      In your opinion, what are some major challenges that children face in today’s world, and how can a holiday like Children’s Day help draw attention to them?

8.      Do you believe adults should also have an “Inner Child Day” to revisit the simple joys of childhood? What benefits might such a day bring?

Yes, when I was in elementary school, June 1st was the day when the school held the sport meeting. All students should participate in it as sporters or audience.

No gift. Because in elementary school, the time was used to hold sports meeting. And when I was in junior high school, we didn't spend it because we were not pupils.

3.      Can you describe a traditional game or outdoor activity that you loved playing as a child? Is it still popular among children today?

Sandbag Battle: several boys and girls throw a small square sandbag.

But I don't know if it is still popular among children.

No, they're still organized.