When I was a child, My family were so poor that I had no toys or doll, so we played with sand and stones instead. In the third grade, after school, three or four of my friends and I would ride our bicycles deep into the mountains. There were not many people there.
Three or four children were playing in the hot summer sun, and a long waterfall was falling from the top of the mountain behind them. I still remember this scene. I think we had less access to mass-produced toys, even though the effects of industrial revolution must have been widespread at that time.
(Of course, as a child I felt that everything was expensive, and this was probably due in part to the fact that our family budget was not very good.)
But now I don't want doll so much, but I still like toys as much as ever. I think that everyone, no matter how old they are, still likes toys. It's not that I play with toys every day, it's just that I want them, and just having them is fun and makes me happy.
<The doll I wanted when I was five.>
H47*W14*D7cm
ceramic, wood, etc.
2022
