In the spring and summer, meet up with three or five friends, find a campsite, rent a tent, and prepare a table of food. Many people in the circle of friends on weekends and holidays are either camping or on their way to camping.
In the Xingmu camping site on the bank of the Dazhi River in Fengqiao Village, Hangtou, Pudong, in addition to camping on holidays, there are also many long-term tenants, and many people have completely moved their "home" here.
"Even if you don't do anything in the village, it's very stressful to be in a daze at the campfire." Shen Yukun, a post-90s advertising practitioner, is the most awaited moment every Friday, because after work, he and his girlfriend will pack up and go straight to the "camping village", which is also his second home.
Shen Yukun and his friends prepare to go kayaking in the small river in the camping village.
The campsite space is relatively large and open, and all kinds of sports and entertainment can be played.
At dinner time, Shen Yukun and his friends prepared barbecue and hot pot. There are also a variety of ingredients, including pork belly, lamb skewers, lettuce, potatoes, shiitake mushrooms, etc., as well as Zibo green onions specially purchased online, fruits and drinks. These ingredients were purchased separately by the villagers who participated in the dinner in advance after assigning tasks in the WeChat group, and after calculating the general ledger, everyone shared the expenses together. The work of setting up the table, cleaning up the tables, chairs, and chopsticks is also done by everyone.
At night, the string lights on the tent and the canopy are lit up, and camping lights of different styles are also lit up, and the "camping village" has entered the moment of the highest appearance.
Most of the "villagers" in the camping village are camping enthusiasts, and dinner is often a few people who come together to "share a table".
In the camping village, not only adults and children often visit each other to eat "hundred family meals", but the dog "Xiaoman" raised by villager Xiao Zhou also does not recognize life at all, and when he smells the smell of food, he wags his tail to find something to eat. More than one post-80s villager sighed: "Here it seems to return to the Shanghai lane when I was a child, which is very humane." ”
Among the nearly 50 permanent villagers in the "camping village", many are post-80s who want to change their living environment, some post-90s couples and couples, and some post-70s senior camping players.
It is understood that in order to strengthen the standardized management of tent campsites in Shanghai, the "Guidelines for the Management of Tent Campsites in Shanghai (Draft for Comments)" (hereinafter referred to as the "Guidelines") led by the Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism was recently released, putting forward a series of requirements for site selection, site operation, safety management, ecological environmental protection and so on for tent campsites. After the issuance of the Guidelines, the public was most concerned about the potential safety hazards caused by the large canopy of some camping sites and the easy tripping of children caused by the long wind ropes.
The camping village also provides corresponding solutions to the most important concerns of these citizens, and the fabric on the large canopy rope extends almost all the way to the ground, which is very eye-catching. Fan Chen, the person in charge of the camp, told reporters that many of the people who came here were first-time visitors, especially parent-child tourists. "For safety reasons, the wind ropes in the public canopy in the camp are basically very conspicuous. At night, there are also lights hanging on the wind rope, which can be avoided at a glance. ”
Column editor-in-chief: Zhang Chunhai Text editor: Jiang Diwen Title picture source: Meng Yuhan Photo editor: Jiang Diwen Editing email: [email protected]
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