How to spend the golden week without traveling?

Beijing, October 6th. Now, the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival are over half of the long golden week. In the next few days, hundreds of millions of tourists will begin to return. However, every year during the Golden Week, there are always some people who are willing or helpless to choose not to travel. How do you spend the Golden Week without traveling? How do they feel about the "Travel Photography Competition" in the WeChat circle of friends?

During the Golden Week, many people choose to spend their rare leisure time in the library. The picture shows the readers in the National Library during the holiday.

There are also good times in the library

Yan Ming, a 27-year-old Jiangxi native, now works in Qinhuangdao, Hebei Province, and his holiday has experienced twists and turns before it started.

This year, the Eleventh Golden Week coincides with the Mid-Autumn Festival. The eight-day long Golden Week has made many people make travel plans months in advance. According to the comprehensive calculation of the data center of the National Tourism Administration, four days before the Mid-Autumn Festival of the National Day in 217, the national * * * received 461 million domestic tourists, an increase of 11.4% year-on-year.

As a tennis fan, Yan Ming originally planned to go to Beijing to watch the China Open during the Golden Week, but the company arranged duty before the holiday, which disrupted his plan. However, just as the Golden Week was about to open, Yan Ming told reporters that overtime was cancelled.

"You should take eight days off, if there are no accidents." Yan Ming said that because the holiday came suddenly and he signed up for the CPA exam in mid-October, he planned to use the holiday to study at home and prepare for the exam.

Like Yan Ming, many young people choose to "recharge" in the library during the long vacation. A few days ago, the reporter came to the National Library in Beijing and found that the reading room was almost packed, with students and many white-collar workers in the company.

The picture shows the readers in the National Library during the holiday.

Here, the reporter met Wu from Renmin University of China and Tan from Minzu University of China. The two girls are good friends and fellow villagers. They are both from Hunan and freshmen.

They told reporters that because the National Day holiday was limited, they didn't go home, but chose to stay in Beijing for the holiday, and the students around them basically didn't go home.

Although they just came to Beijing to study, the two girls did not visit the scenic spots during the holiday, but chose to come to the library to "recharge".

Wu said, "There are too many tourists in the scenic spots during the holiday, so I don't want to join in the fun. If I want to go to the scenic spots in Beijing, I can go on weekdays and weekends, so I might as well come to the library and read more."

Mr. Su, who lives in Beijing, was also reading in the national map that day. He told the reporter, "Going to the scenic spots during the holiday must be crowded. He is usually busy with work and has little time to study. Just after the holiday, he can come to the library to calm down and read some books. This is a good choice."

Long holidays are rare, and some people choose to spend more time with their parents at home

In order to avoid the crowded crowds, many "drifters" in big cities prefer to go back to their hometown. For companionship, 8 days is not enough. For those who are not around their parents all the year round, "going home often" has become a luxury.

This year's two-day holiday is of great significance to Ma Liang, who just celebrated his 29th birthday. After graduating from graduate school, Liang Ma has worked hard in Beijing for three or four years, and decided to go abroad for "gilding". This also means that when he comes to the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival next year, he may only feel the sadness of "thinking twice about his family during festivals".

In the past, Liang Ma always gave himself a trip during the Golden Week, but this time, after he quit his job in Beijing, he bought a ticket in advance and went back to his hometown in Anhui. He told reporters that when you can spend more time with your parents, you should spend more time with them. Mid-Autumn Festival and family reunion are the "serious things" that should be done on this festival.

In addition to accompanying his parents and returning to his hometown, Ma Liang always has to face some happy troubles. He is single so far, and he will be arranged by his parents on a blind date this holiday. But he said, "I didn't understand it before, but I'm slowly understanding it now. After all, seeing my parents' increasingly gray hair, sometimes it's a way to express their feelings by going on blind dates according to their wishes."

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He is used to working overtime.

"I really want to go home!" Yang Jian, who works in an Internet company in Beijing, expressed his feelings for the reporter of Zhongxin.com. Before the holiday, he took his luggage and got on the sleeper train to Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province. During the eight-day Golden Week holiday, he had to travel and work for eight whole days.

Yang Jian, a newcomer to the workplace, told reporters that after reading the shift schedule, he found that only four days was triple his salary, which somewhat disappointed him. Halfway through the holiday, on the Mid-Autumn Festival on October 4th, he received blessings from "the whole world"-people took photos every day in his WeChat circle of friends, and his friends traveled all over the world.

Although his salary is limited by three times, Yang Jian revealed that his overtime in the next few days can also be regarded as a vacation, which is convenient for him to travel at the wrong peak. "Although the Golden Week holiday is very long and tempting, I suddenly felt a little secretly pleased when I saw the traffic jam on the expressway and the crowds of scenic spots in the news." Yang Jian said.

The overtime arranged by Yang Jian makes this young man somewhat passive and helpless, but for Wang Feng, a takeaway brother who is almost 4 years old, he has been working hard all the year round and has already grasped the benefits of overtime during holidays. He told the reporter of Zhongxin. com that he didn't go back to his hometown this year, but continued to ride a battery car near the South Third Ring Road in Beijing, delivering takeaways one by one.

Wang Feng often takes photos of his daughter in his hometown in the northeast in the circle of friends, but he can't spend the Mid-Autumn Festival with his family. He said, "It's not hard to make a living."

Wang Feng revealed that after the holiday, there were not as many take-away orders as usual, but this industry always went out near noon and didn't go home until night, and this situation was no exception during the Golden Week.

"I will still feel homesick. When I feel homesick, I will video chat with my family after work, and then have dinner and drink with several brothers who deliver takeout together. By the time I go to bed, it is past 12 o'clock at night. I am used to this life." Wang Feng said.

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