It goes without saying that the chart depicts people’s views on children’s outdoor activities. People hold vastly different opinions about the reasons for children to engage in outdoor activities. Especially, the percentage of those who believe satisfying curiosity is the primary purpose is the highest among all the parts, at 54.6%. Indeed, this phenomenon should be given more consideration.

       Many factors contribute to the situation reflected in this chart, but in my view, the following two may take the lead. On the top of the list is that parents have recognized the interrelation between outdoor activities and children’s recognition, especially curiosity, which sets a positive example for society. It is also widely accepted that outdoor activities provide diverse and vivid stimuli that perfectly cater to children’s innate curiosity.

      According to the analysis above, it is obvious that the phenomenon reflected by the chart will continue for some time in the future. It is high time for people to raise their awareness in this aspect.