"Well, to be honest, I preferred cartoons when I was little. I used to watch them every afternoon after school. Puppets were okay, but cartoons were more colourful, and I couldn't stop watching them."

"Yes, I have! Once, I saw a street musician playing guitar near a park. I stopped for a while because he was so talented. It really made my day, and I couldn't stop smiling."

"Actually, I'm more into watching films at home. It's way more comfortable to sit on my couch with snacks. Plus, you know, I can pause the movie whenever I need a short break."

"Well, I'm not really good at crafts, but I like making simple paper boats sometimes. Once, I made a small one for my younger cousin. It's a nice way to relax after work."

"Well, to be honest, I think many people like old shows because they feel warm and real. Modern shows have a lot of loud music and bright screens, but a puppet show feels simple and friendly. For example, my grandfather once took me to watch a puppet story in our local park. We sat on the grass, and everyone was smiling. You know, old folk tales help people remember happy times, and a cinema screen just can't do that. That is why I like them too."

"In my opinion, yes. Schools should take children to theatres and museums, because kids learn more when they see things in real life. Textbooks can be a bit boring, but a live show makes learning fun. For instance, our teacher once took us to see a puppet play when I was in primary school. I still remember how happy everybody was. I mean, a trip like that is never boring, and it makes children want to learn more. They also have fun with their friends."

"Yes, I think it's really important. Old traditions are part of who we are, because they show where our families come from. If we forget them, we lose something special. For example, in my hometown, families get together every holiday to watch local artists tell old stories. It brings people together. My grandmother always says that a story lives only when someone tells it. You know, life is so fast now, so old customs give us a feeling of home. It just feels right."

"Well, I don't think screens will take the place of live shows. Phones are easy to use, but watching a video online is never the same as sitting in a real audience. For instance, I once watched a concert video on my phone, but I missed the clapping and the happy faces around me. You see, in a theatre you share the feeling with other people. So I think people will always want to go to live shows, even with a big screen at home."