The summer vacation arrived in the blink of an eye.
Lin Qin took the two children and Lin Yi to scout the location in advance, wanting the three of them to familiarize themselves with the area. The training center’s calligraphy classes were held in the morning and art classes in the afternoon; dance and piano were scheduled for one morning and one afternoon, so they did not conflict with calligraphy. Aside from their classes, the children had to practice at home and complete their summer assignments, leaving only the evenings free to play for a while. Usually, this time was spent helping Lin Yi in the fields—playing while they worked—or running and jumping around the island.
Lin Qin began thinking about having someone level out a patch of flat ground where they could play ball, kick a soccer ball, or jump rope, allowing the children to strike a balance between work and play. Once the idea took root, she couldn't get it out of her head.
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