How to spend the weekend?

Every Friday, fifty-two weeks a year, Americans ask each other: What are your plans for the weekend? Almost all Americans always have a lot to answer. Some people want to play ball, others want to grow flowers. Some people are going surfing, others are going to fly a plane. Some people want to ski in the mountains, others want to go out and camp in tents. Some people want to take their dogs to the beauty contest of famous dog breeds, and some people want to change the roof of their house. Some will fly to other places to attend weddings, and some will go to the hospital to visit the elderly. Some go to distant schools to visit children, and some go to funerals. Some took their sons to a baseball game, while others asked the whole family to go out to sea. Some want to have a party at home and invite friends, others want to paint the walls and change the layout of the room. Some people want to ride a bike in the morning, while others want to watch the meteor shower with binoculars at night. Some want to try new recipes to bake cakes, while others want to take part in community chess competitions. Some want to repair cars at home, and some want to buy parts to modify computers. Some people should volunteer to engage in charitable activities and send food to the poor. Some people should pay for long-distance running competitions to raise money for disease research. Several mainstream ways for Americans to spend their weekends: 2. Family picnic in the park. American parks are very big, with pleasant scenery, mountains and water. It is also an excellent choice for the whole family to spend the weekend here. Eating and drinking, having a barbecue, playing sailing on the sea, or renting a speedboat to get addicted, how pleasant it is. Third, the whole family attends concerts or dances; Americans have a lot of social activities on weekends, and it is also a pleasure to get together and get high. Fourth, the whole family watches important baseball, basketball and football games; These three big balls can be said to be Americans' fear of the national ball. On weekends, all kinds of games are in full swing, and every family cheers for their beloved team, which is the favorite of the American people. Britain has a population of more than 60 million, developed economy and diversified social development. In addition, with the immigration into Britain, the interaction and influence of various cultures, everyone has their own lifestyle and different leisure activities. Some English people I know do spend weekends in church, go to church in the morning, have Sunday dinner with their families in the afternoon, and drink and chat in a nearby bar in the evening. Party! Party! But today, the influence of religion is not as good as before, especially for young people in cities. After a week's work, the weekend is a time for complete relaxation. Young people usually start to relax on Friday afternoon, and get together with friends after work, whether it's a bar, a restaurant, a ballroom or a nightclub, or partyparty. In my opinion, there is something wrong with British drinking culture, because many people drink to get drunk. On weekends, we often see drunken Englishmen in the streets of the city center. Drunk drinking has indeed caused many social problems in Britain, so there is not much ink here. Besides going to bars for sports activities, don't forget that Britain is also a big country in sports activities. Every weekend, there is a football match. No matter which team you support, teams at all levels, such as Premier League, Championship, League One and League Two, can find their own fans. There is a regional team near my home. Although it is not a Premier League giant, it is a team ranked at the bottom of the second division, but it still has the support of fans. When there is a game near the stadium on weekends, traffic control and parking are prohibited. From a distance, you can see the fans wearing obvious uniforms coming out of the subway station and marching towards the stadium. It's not enough just to watch. On weekends, many people join amateur teams or play ball games for fitness, not just football. I have a friend in Taiwan Province Province who likes to play baseball. He found a baseball team to practice with. Otherwise, I didn't know there were people playing baseball in England. Other sports activities, such as badminton, tennis, golf and lawn croquet, are common sports activities in Britain. Many British people also go to the fitness center to swim and take yoga classes on weekends. There are also cyclists who ride in the wild with the team on holidays. Art performances Watching art performances, visiting museums and art galleries, and even watching movies, musicals, operas and concerts are relatively static activities. British people love art, and there are many performances in this respect. Every major British newspaper publishes a special issue on weekends, listing the programs of museums, art galleries, concert halls, cinemas and theaters, as well as a more detailed special issue, which specifically introduces some artistic performances. In London, the weekly Overtime magazine is the authoritative publication in this field. It lists all kinds of performances, art exhibitions and museum exhibitions in London in the coming week, as well as activities suitable for children and families to visit or participate. Speaking of family activities, everyone who has children at home knows that weekends actually belong to children. The British also attach great importance to children's education. Many parents let their children take part in extracurricular activities on weekends. Parents can either accompany their children or be taxi drivers to pick them up. I know a pair of British parents who trained their only son to practice gymnastics since childhood. Although they don't receive the devil's training like the national team players, they also go to the gym for two afternoons every week. Fortunately, some of their son's classmates are also practicing gymnastics at school, so the two of them and another pair of parents take turns to pick up two children to practice gymnastics. Similar to gymnastics, there are swimming lessons, dance lessons, drama performance lessons, mental arithmetic lessons, piano lessons, violin lessons and other talent learning. Many British people with children spend their weekends on the way to pick up and drop off.