I like to travel alone with my schoolbag on my back, without the need for ancient temples, famous mountains, famous buildings and beautiful water. During the journey, there is enough to do, stay, travel, see, think and gain.
The mountain is not high, but you can occasionally caress the floating clouds, and the mountains you can see are slightly smaller. There are dots of houses nearby, all around the corner of the mountain, and there are merchant ships swaying in the distance. The sound of steam whistles can reach my ears. The water is not deep, but you can catch fish and shrimps. You can ride a small boat and fish in it. You will suddenly catch something and cheer for joy. When traveling, I always don't like to stop, for fear that my eyeballs won't be able to fit in too much beautiful scenery; I always don't like to change stations and get off the bus, for fear that my thinking along the way will be interrupted; I always don't like to ask people for directions, for fear that my mood for adventure and exploration will be diminished.