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How do people relax in their free time from work?

2009-02-14View Original

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Play games? Shopping? Sleep? Sit in the park and bask in the sun? Everyone is welcome to share their thoughts!
Reply #22009-02-14
Do some exercise, take walks, read books, go shopping, etc., and chat with friends
Reply #32009-02-14
Relax? Playing basketball~ Browsing the internet~ Watching TV~ Playing games~~ There are so many things
Reply #42009-02-14
I’m not working yet. . I’ll know how to relax once I start working~~
Reply #52009-02-14
Working overtime, or coming to the office to hang out – after all, I still don’t have a place to stay yet
Reply #62009-02-14
Exercise a bit in my free time, and take care of my family and parents.
Reply #72009-02-14
Playing games online, drinking, singing karaoke
Reply #82009-02-14
Browsing the internet, reading novels, and also Tang poems
Reply #92009-02-14
You can do anything, just stop thinking about work. Work is work, and rest is rest; otherwise, if one doesn’t rest properly, work efficiency will also decline
Reply #102009-02-15
Do housework, take walks in the park, sleep, watch TV, surf the internet.
Reply #112009-02-16
After getting married, I found that I was even more tired after work. . .
Reply #122009-02-16
Go online, watch TV, and chat with friends.
Reply #132009-02-16
chatting, watching TV, shopping, cooking
Reply #142009-02-16
Outside of work, I sleep and spend time with my family. Sleeping is to restore energy in order to face the next task. Being with family is a way to make up for the shortcomings I have towards them. Truly, I’m always busy with work, going out early and returning late, focusing on my job and all that comes with it. But it’s my family who truly care about me; they ask for nothing in return, only continuing to show concern for me. As for work, it’s just work – always work, always demands.
Reply #152018-08-19
I’ll help you put it all together: find a park with lots of people, take a bench there, and lie down on it without caring about the scornful looks from others. Imagine being as free as the wind, then take out your phone and forget about everything. Play games until your phone runs out of battery. As night falls and more people arrive, pretend to be asleep; eventually you do fall asleep. When you wake up, everyone has left, but your phone is still there. It’s time to go back… After all, this place doesn’t belong to me; the bridge tunnel is my true home.
Reply #162018-08-19
The best ways are: taking a walk, reading some books, going shopping, etc., and chatting with friends. However, today’s generation is ruined by smartphones.

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