In the past few years,
outdoor activities like biking and camping have grown in popularity and spurred growth in relevant industries.
This year, as the weather becomes amicable again,
a new style of picnicking is setting in like magnolia flowers and cherry blossoms in early spring.
Hello, I'm Lai Ming and you're listening to Round Table.
Today with Steve Hathaway and Yushan Anboidlas catch up with the new trend of in-outdoor activities.
So, in the past few years, we talk about camping, glamping, biking, and RV-ing, so outdoors is the new fashion,
and now we are almost the season, in fact, we are in the season of outdoor activities, and there's a new trend.
We should enjoy these before we talk about the trends.
We should enjoy these, by the way, while the,
what feels like five days of spring before the mid-thirties temperatures come along.
Yeah, Steve has only been here for about a year,
and you've already grabbed the core of the spring here in Beijing, only the last five days, that's a metaphor.
Feels like it.
But when we are talking about picnicking, what is a picnic, or what does a picnic look like to you guys?
In my mind, I imagine maybe a checkered blanket on the grass with a woven picnic basket.
I open up the picnic basket and inside I see a baguette, maybe some hams and cheeses,
a nice strawberry jam per chance, and little snacky foods like that.
That's what young Canadians experience in terms of outdoors and picnicking.
When you said picnic, Yushan, that's the image.