Children in rural areas: Fewer toys, more joy

（People's Daily Online） 12:36, May 30, 2013

Wu Junhong, 3, rides a wooden horse in the yard with a big smile on his face. The wooden horse was the only toy in his home. Once belonged to Wu’s elder sister, it was made by their father with scrap iron with the horse head painted by the teacher in the village. (Photo/ CFP)

Isn’t every day the Children’s Day for children in cities? They get their meals cooked, clothes washed, sheets changed, and toys, lots of toys but they never seem satisfied. In rural areas in China, the children whose parents have migrated to cities to make a living have fewer toys, but they have more joy. Edited and translated by Gao Yinan, People's Daily Online

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