Imagine this scene: it's not the scorching summer heat, nor the cold winter months, but in the April days when grass grows and birds fly, or the clear autumn days when the sky is high, children have a "little vacation" of about a week. At the same time, their parents also travel with their children through flexible paid leave. Isn't this beautiful? This year's government work report proposes to support localities with conditions to promote spring and autumn leave for primary and secondary schools, and implement a paid staggered leave system for employees. These two false statements are presented side by side, which is very meaningful. For families, children's vacations are never just holidays. The contradiction between "children on vacation and parents working" has long plagued families with children. If we unilaterally promote the spring and autumn vacation for primary and secondary schools without the true freedom of off peak vacation for employees, then every spring and autumn, social media may be filled not with beautiful scenery, but with anxious posts from parents seeking care. On the contrary, if we only emphasize off peak vacation without structural adjustment of school holidays, the effect of "off peak" will be greatly reduced, and the overall passenger flow pressure in society will still concentrate during winter and summer vacations. The vitality of policies lies in their implementation, and the key to implementation lies in facing these concrete and subtle challenges of "synchronization". For enterprises, paid off peak vacation needs to be implemented effectively; For schools and education departments, promoting spring and autumn leave involves scientific adjustments to teaching plans; For social services, the adjustment of holiday structure will give rise to new demand peaks, which test the foresight and flexibility of public services. We look forward to gradually bidding farewell to the fatigue of "group vacation" and welcoming a more relaxed and comfortable vacation, allowing family reunions to be more relaxed, individuals to rest more independently, and society to be more vibrant. (New Society)