A grandma and grandchild bundled up near Lama Temple. Most children in China are raised by their grandparents while their parents work. The grandpas and grandmas seem to always make sure kids get outside (though nowadays that’s hardly a health benefit).
To make your commute less nerve-wracking: A bit of tradition.
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