What's interesting about Bali? Bali Travel Guide: Where is Bali?

In fact, I don't remember much about Bali, but my daughter has always invited me to take me to see the outside world, experience a different life and experience a different style. I said too much, and I did act, so I won't say much. I packed my bags and set off with my daughter. I am in Bali now.

I spent the Spring Festival in Bali this year. After more than eight hours' flight, my daughter took me to Bali, an island in the Indian Ocean. I am very excited. As soon as I got out of the airport, I saw a tanned middle-aged man standing there holding a sign with our names on it, welcoming us. He spoke fluent English, chatted with his daughter, and then took a bus to the hotel.

When I entered the room, I was stunned by the warmth of the room. It's clean and the air is full of exotic fragrance. The oversized bathroom, environmentally friendly toiletries, humanized space design, oversized bed and white sheets are soft and comfortable, and the fatigue of the journey disappears instantly. I can't help but pick up my cell phone and take pictures everywhere.

Early in the morning, standing on the balcony, I was stunned by the scenery in front of me. Although it was drizzling, a refreshing air came to my nose, and the natural scenery made me take a deep breath. There is a big swimming pool in front of me. Looking forward, I suddenly feel that the Indian Ocean is so close to me. The balcony is surrounded by lush landscape gardens and palm trees, and the ticking rain and birds are chirping in their ears. So, I can't wait to go downstairs and look around. There is a festive atmosphere everywhere. The hotel itself is surrounded by very old Woods and buildings with local flavor. The yard is full of flowers, red, green, yellow and blue, with bright and charming colors. I feel like I am in the embrace of nature.

After breakfast, we stood by the sea, and I was shocked again. Although I have seen the sea before, I feel that the sea in Bali, the Indian Ocean is so pure, so vast and so kind. The seawater in Bali is not polluted at all. It is said that people on the island don't use soap to bathe, so as not to pollute the ocean. How admirable this precious spirit is. The blue water is as gentle as Balinese's personality, and the scenery is so charming. When I walked to the seaside, the water was crystal clear, and from time to time I saw a bunch of small fish swimming around in a hurry. The beach by the sea is clean, delicate, soft and comfortable. Lying under the umbrella of the beach, I am bathed in the sunshine passing through the clouds, feeling the sea breeze blowing from the Indian Ocean and listening to the sea water washing the beach rhythmically. I was drunk, asleep and tanned.

Today is New Year's Day, a traditional festival in China. The dinner arrangement in the hotel is very characteristic of China. In the semi-closed dining hall, couplets are posted and lanterns are hung. Among all kinds of buffet western food, China's jiaozi suddenly appeared. Although its shape is not like jiaozi in China, it is also very kind, which is really difficult for foreigners. During the dinner, I heard the sound of gongs and drums from far and near, and then I saw the lion dance team coming slowly, playing dragon lanterns and performing lion dance. Although it is a traditional project in China, the performances of foreigners are quite good. Later, bands and singers appeared, singing Teresa Teng's songs in vague Chinese. At this moment, I couldn't help but stand up, go to the stage and pick up Mike. Accompanied by a foreign band, I improvised a song by Teresa Teng, which won applause from all foreigners and shouts I didn't understand. I am both excited and proud. They are not applauding me, they are applauding the people of China! An Australian couple excitedly came to take a photo with us. At that time, I felt like a star.

There is a saying that thousands of books might as well go to Wan Li Road to study. Although I haven't read thousands of books, going to Wan Li not only broadens my horizons, but also gives me confidence. At this point, I really want to thank my daughter. She is my eyes and ears, and she is the spokesperson of my foreign travel. Or I'll be blind, deaf and dumb.