winter memories game

The winter memories of the post-80s generation were filled with warmth and happiness. In that era without electric mattresses and heating, the post-80s generation used their own way to keep warm. Some of the memories mentioned the cotton-padded jacket and cotton-padded trousers that their mother had personally made, giving them endless warmth and love. These clothes were not only protective talismans in the cold winter, but also the continuation of family feelings. In addition, building snowmen and having snowball fights were also one of the happiest activities of the post-80s generation in winter. They would suck their mucus, pick up handfuls of snow with their frozen red hands, and finally build a big snowman. Snowball fights were the favorite thing for the children in the small courtyard. After a snowball fight, almost everyone was covered in snow. Although they might be covered in bruises, they still enjoyed it. In addition, some of the memories mentioned the scene of the rural 80s using glass bottles to warm their beds. This way, they felt the love and warmth of their families. All in all, the memories of the post-80s winter were filled with the warmth of the family and the joy of childhood.

"Seven Absolutes: Northern Winter's childhood memories." The north wind is cold and the snow is blowing, and the warm kang is surrounded by the stove for a long time. Cabbage and radish are stored in winter. Although the pain of frostbite is unforgettable. [Note: In the winter of the north, snow falls in the biting cold wind.] The family sat around the warm Kang and the fire, and such a time was full of childhood memories (the second sentence reflected the way the family warmed up in winter and the nostalgia for the past). In the past winter, they had to stock up on cabbages, radishes, and other food for the winter. At that time, children often had frostbite on their hands and faces after playing. Although it was painful, it was also an unforgettable part of their childhood memories. The novel "Winter in Hokkaido" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!