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The "Reima" Cup Family Kids' Fun Run, hosted by Green Field Network and sponsored by Reima, kicked off joyfully on the eve of Children's Day.

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — Hosted by Green Field Network and sponsored by Reima, the "Reima" Cup Family Kids' Fun Run started on the eve of Children's Day, with over 30 families participating. The event included not only a run but also a name-tag tearing competition, jigsaw puzzles, and a children's outdoor safety lecture. The 5-kilometer run was won by a child with the ID "Red Flame Hero"...
Hosted by Green Field Network and sponsored by Reima, the "Reima" Cup Family Kids' Fun Run started on the eve of Children's Day, with over 30 families participating. The event included not only a run but also a name-tag tearing competition, jigsaw puzzles, and a children's outdoor safety lecture. The 5-kilometer run was won by a child with the ID "Red Flame Hero." It's worth mentioning that this child also achieved 36th place and finished in under one hour in the 10-kilometer timed race held on the 30th.
At 9:30 AM, the name-tag tearing activity kicked off first, fully engaging the kids while also serving as a warm-up for the run. The event was organized by staff from Green Field and China Youth, creating a lively atmosphere.
At 10:00 AM, the 5-kilometer fun run began, with more than 20 families rushing onto the track as the timer started, completing the race while enjoying the scenic views of Olympic Forest Park. In the end,more than half of the familiescompleted the race.On another note, during the run, participants competed for WeChat likes, with "Mammoth Traveling Through History" overwhelmingly winning first place with 131 likes.
Children’s outdoor experts from the Reima brand also interacted with parents and kids on-site, explaining knowledge about children’s outdoor safety to enhance safety awareness during outdoor activities.

The final segment was a jigsaw puzzle game, where children formed five groups to quickly complete the challenge.

After the award ceremony, all the parents and children present received different prizes.
As the children of the first generation of outdoor enthusiasts grow up, the population of "family kids" has surged. Meanwhile, parents’ expectations for their children’s well-rounded development continue to rise. The outdoor industry has expanded into the underage demographic, with hopes for the healthy and orderly growth of children’s outdoor activities, allowing kids to enjoy the fun of being outdoors.
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