What are the activities for the outing?

What are the activities for the outing? Let's take a look:

The activities of outing include picnics and barbecues, farming experience activities, beach camping, live-action cs, etc.

1, picnic barbecue

Going to the wild barbecue with friends, smelling the smell of barbecue and chatting about interesting things will bring feelings closer in an instant.

2, farming experience activities

You can find an open farm and participate in farming experience activities. Visit the farm with three or two friends, learn popular science knowledge and pick fresh organic vegetables. You can also get in close contact with small animals and feel nature, thus enhancing children's ability to explore and discover. Of course, you can also enjoy a delicious and healthy organic lunch.

Step 3 camp at the beach

You can find a beach with clear water and fresh air. We can organize bonfire parties, barbecue buffet, music KTV, open-air movie ball games and other activities, which are fun and relaxing.

4, real CS

The real CS field battle is not only a good opportunity for sports decompression, but also can cultivate team spirit through games.

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What is the origin of outing?

Hiking is a seasonal folk activity with a long history in China. It is said that it originated from the ancient Spring Festival custom of farming sacrifice. According to the biography of Shangshu, everything comes out in spring. In the Western Zhou Dynasty, when everything revived, going out for a spring outing in the wild had already become a ritual. Later, in the pre-Qin period, Qi had the custom of "letting spring go wild in March"; Lu and Chu also gradually have the custom of spring outing. This custom of agricultural sacrifice in the Spring Festival has a far-reaching influence on later generations.

Going for an outing in spring, also called "spring outing", usually means going for a walk in the suburbs in early spring. In ancient times, Tomb-Sweeping Day was used as an outing festival. However, the dates of outing festivals vary from place to place, some are on the eighth day of the first month, some are on February 2nd or March 3rd, and most of them are in Tomb-Sweeping Day.