My motto: Read ten thousand books, travel ten thousand miles, and listen to ten thousand voices.
Over the years, I've traveled to many places, met all kinds of people, and heard all sorts of strange stories. I want to record them, for no other reason than so I won't forget them years from now.
On the road, we walk and ponder at the same time.
The scenery is only one part of it; the people in that scenery are the everlasting theme.
This isn't simply a travelogue, and it won't include very detailed information about food, lodging, and transportation. It's not a novel, either. Everything recorded here really happened. I'd rather call it: Notes from the Road.
This piece is being updated in sync with Xiaochun's blog. I'm hoping to write one entry each day for now. I'll post the corresponding photos on the blog too. Hehe, I took them myself.
Xiaochun's blog
Yes, hot and sour noodles and spicy hotpot are my favorites. Sichuan snacks are really delicious.
Understand Xiaochun. I also used to be a white-collar worker in a foreign company. Others only saw you going in and out of five-star hotels. No one saw you running around and working hard.
I like your works and travel experiences. I love you so much that I can never let you down. I am deeply moved by the love between Luo Shi and Ai Qing!
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Different
Everyone's life is so different
Sometimes I envy other people's complexity and
It's so scheming because I can't understand it
I also really like Sichuan snacks, especially Maocai hot and sour noodles, haha. If I were to go on a self-guided tour, it would definitely be for the food.
Haha, Chun, let's make an appointment together if we have a chance in the future. It's rare to see girls who like traveling and history so much. I used to travel with my husband, and he was always interested in museums. I hope I can go with you if I have the opportunity in the future.
In fact, the habit of felling trees has little to do with the Qiang people. After the Qing army entered the customs, there was a massive construction project. Therefore, walking from Dujiangyan, most of the trees were cut down from that time and transported to Chengdu via the Minjiang River for the construction of houses and temples. Therefore, the destruction of vegetation is mostly caused by the government. Haha, I was born in Li County, and because of my thesis in school, I also checked the county annals of several counties. Therefore, I still know a lot about the history of Aba Prefecture. Whee. I hope Dachun won't be angry. (I really like to live up to Tathagata and live up to you)
I went to Malkang and Zhuokeji official villages before the earthquake, and there was also a lamasery in Zhuokeji. I don't know if it was the one you mentioned. The one I went to was said to have been built by craftsmen brought by Princess Wencheng when she entered Tibet. It was so effective that I made a wish. Unfortunately, I still have no chance to go back and fulfill my wish. I feel so happy when I think back to what happened on the road.
Therefore, creation always comes from life.
Ya'an is indeed a very nice place. I've been there and I really like it!
Yes, hot and sour noodles and spicy hotpot are my favorites. Sichuan snacks are really delicious.
Understand Xiaochun. I also used to be a white-collar worker in a foreign company. Others only saw you going in and out of five-star hotels. No one saw you running around and working hard. I like your works and travel experiences. I love you so much that I can never let you down. I am deeply moved by the love between Luo Shi and Ai Qing!
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Different Everyone's life is so different Sometimes I envy other people's complexity and It's so scheming because I can't understand it
I also really like Sichuan snacks, especially Maocai hot and sour noodles, haha. If I were to go on a self-guided tour, it would definitely be for the food.
Haha, Chun, let's make an appointment together if we have a chance in the future. It's rare to see girls who like traveling and history so much. I used to travel with my husband, and he was always interested in museums. I hope I can go with you if I have the opportunity in the future.
In fact, the habit of felling trees has little to do with the Qiang people. After the Qing army entered the customs, there was a massive construction project. Therefore, walking from Dujiangyan, most of the trees were cut down from that time and transported to Chengdu via the Minjiang River for the construction of houses and temples. Therefore, the destruction of vegetation is mostly caused by the government. Haha, I was born in Li County, and because of my thesis in school, I also checked the county annals of several counties. Therefore, I still know a lot about the history of Aba Prefecture. Whee. I hope Dachun won't be angry. (I really like to live up to Tathagata and live up to you)
I went to Malkang and Zhuokeji official villages before the earthquake, and there was also a lamasery in Zhuokeji. I don't know if it was the one you mentioned. The one I went to was said to have been built by craftsmen brought by Princess Wencheng when she entered Tibet. It was so effective that I made a wish. Unfortunately, I still have no chance to go back and fulfill my wish. I feel so happy when I think back to what happened on the road.
Therefore, creation always comes from life.
Ya'an is indeed a very nice place. I've been there and I really like it!