What we learned from the project?
        We never thought that playing is actually a guaranteed right. We were all excited and curious, so we launched a series of investigations. Alfred Adler, an Austrian psychologist and physician, once said: 'Games are children's work, and this is not a daily trivial and insignificant pursuit.' Children get real happiness from games and have a healthy body. Only the body and mind can learn well. If the pursuit of intensive learning and academic achievement in cram school is not an important space to ensure a successful life for children in the future, then what is the important space in our children's life that we want? Parks and playgrounds that can be played outside the house, parent-child museums and cultural venues with friendly design, social environment and public spaces that provide children with play and exploration, independent learning and a friendly atmosphere everywhere, and a game city that is diverse and age-appropriate. It is a space innovation solution that can be considered in every Asian country with dense urbanization. When adults are willing to take their children out together, it may be able to solve the so-called excessive use of the Internet. We hope that parents will know that children have this right. We hope that every adult and child can stay and let more people know about a good urban play space and the importance of play to children, and they are working hard in this direction. Although it is a small action, it gives us a great sense of accomplishment. I hope more people can visit these parks , use these parks to support children's space and rights to play!