The bar chart presents the survey on public perceptions of children’s outdoor activities. One can see that “satisfying curiosity” accounts for the largest share, at 54.6%, while “boosting observation skills” follows closely at 54.5%. “Physical fitness” and “strengthening parent-child interaction” make up 37.2% and 33.2% respectively.

    These  figures  reveal  a  focus  on  the  benefits  of  children’s  outdoor  activities.  Firstly,  outdoor activities  could  cultivate  children’s  sound  and  comprehensive  abilities.  Beyond  improving  physical fitness, they  also  help  enhance  kids ’ observation  skills  and  satisfy  their  curiosity.  Besides,  another equally significant point worth mentioning is the noticeable shift in young parents ’ attitudes toward child-rearing:  an  increasing  number  of  parents  now  tend  to  strengthen  parent-child  interaction  by participating in outdoor activities with their children.

    Outdoor experiences not only boost children’s cognitive and physical  abilities but  also deepen family  connections.  To  fully  unlock  the  value  of children’s  outdoor  activities,  society  should  raise awareness of their holistic benefits. Only by doing so can these activities truly support children’s growth in all aspects.