Breezy children playing kites as an entertaining local tradition, in Pidie Jaya

In a small village surrounded by green rice fields and a gentle afternoon breeze, two boys were seen running around happily carrying a big red kite. The tradition of flying kites in the village has been passed down from generation to generation, becoming a seasonal entertainment that is always looked forward to when the wind blows hard in certain months. The sound of their laughter combines with the rustling wind, creating a simple rhythm of happiness that is one with nature.

The children excitedly ran across the rice fields, occasionally looking up at the sky to make sure their kites were ready to fly. A red kite with a blue tail danced in his hand, ready to soar high. Even though the ropes got tangled and their steps sometimes tripped over weeds, their enthusiasm never faded. There is a certain pride when a kite successfully penetrates the sky, as if they are sending dreams and laughter into the sky.

For them, kites are not just a game. He is part of childhood memories, a symbol of togetherness and creativity of village children who grew up close to nature. Between the laughter, they encouraged each other, repaired broken threads, and waited patiently for the next gust of wind.

That afternoon, the sky slowly turned golden. The red kite was still swinging in the air, witnessing the joy of two village children who enjoyed the old tradition with sincere and happy hearts. Behind this simplicity, there is a message that true happiness often comes from small things like the wind, kites, and sincere laughter from childhood.