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Towards a dream

Mei Xi Fu Ying

Day 1 day: August 9th, Jacksontown.

The next day: August 10 grand teton national park

Day 3: August 1 1 Huangshi South Line

Day 4: Huangshi Boiling August 12

Day 5: Return to Salt Lake City on August 13.

Day 6: August 14 arches national park

Day 7: August 15 Canyon and Monument

Day 8:8: August 16 Canyon and Horseshoe Bend

Day 9: August 17 Hoover Dam and route 66.

Day 10: 8: August 18 Las Vegas

Day11:8+0: August 19 Universal Studios.

Day 1 2: 8: Aug. 201

A cabin in the forest

Day 14: August 22nd, Yosemite.

Towards dreams (this article)

Time flies, suddenly looking back, I have been boating for nearly forty years. Memories are like distant lights, swaying behind the fog of time, mostly unforgettable memories. The years of computer-virus have been polished as smooth as jade in the long river of time, and those days of hiking are shining with colorful light and shadow. Life is a journey, between the starting point and the end point, the journey you have traveled, enjoying different scenery, reading all the vicissitudes of life and getting used to the dust from babbling to dying.

When I was a child, I rarely had the opportunity to travel far. The earliest travel memory is going to Wuxi and Shanghai with my mother in primary school. Because I have never been in a car, I have been carsick, so that all my memories are of vomiting in the car. My mother carried me all the way to the Bund in Shanghai. At that time, it was already a sea of people and there were not many high-rise buildings. I didn't see the Oriental Pearl and Lujiazui high-end CBD. That trip was also my first time passing through Nanjing. The road was bumpy and tortuous, so I crossed the river by ferry.

After many years, I didn't travel far after graduating from high school until I came to Nanjing, the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties, and then got married, turning my former tourist destination into my second hometown. 30 years old, restless, and went to Hangzhou. It took me ten years to bid farewell to Nanjing and turn Suzhou and Hangzhou into my third hometown.

My hometown is 200 kilometers from Nanjing, and Nanjing is 300 kilometers from Hangzhou. I have walked all the way for 20 years.

After graduation, I worked in a small company. Because I am a video surveillance system, I often walk along expressway, travel all over Jiangsu, go to Qidong and get stuck in a hotel by a strong typhoon. I have been to Dayi Mountain in Guanyun and enjoyed steaming clouds. I have been to Lianyungang, ate up my master's clams, and went swimming on the beach of Liandao in my pants. I have been on a business trip for half a year, running around and having fun in pain.

A year later, I jumped ship and took a break to go to Chengdu and Jiuzhaigou. It was my first time to fly, and it was also my first time to travel by green leather train for two days and three nights. The beautiful scenery of Jiuzhaigou is engraved in my mind and unforgettable. Then I went to a Japanese company, which organized tours twice a year, diving in Sanya, climbing snow-capped mountains in Yunnan, drinking Tieguanyin in Fuzhou and rushing to the Three Gorges. The company also arranged a business trip to Japan for several months, from the impression on TV to the in-depth understanding of Japan, and then it seemed to open a new world of tourism, no longer limited to China, and began to wander around neighboring countries.

As for crossing the ocean, the business trip to America the year before last opened my eyes. Apart from the pain of jet lag, the diversified western society is really novel and attractive to people like me. I hit it off with two other friends and planned this trip to the west. Open your eyes and see the world, and the world is looking down on you.

Traveling is not always easy and enjoyable. From preparation to travel, you always have to make a lot of efforts, and even going to some backward areas or plateau environments will bring more pain. A high reaction on a snowy mountain will lead to fever, a dry desert will lead to nosebleeds, and mosquitoes in the jungle will suck people dry. Sometimes the arrangement is wrong and the train number is missed; Sometimes when you eat stale food, you will have diarrhea. Sometimes I have an argument with people, and I am very wronged.

Why do you travel after all the hardships? In order to be able to see how many kinds of living methods are outside our normal state in this polymorphic society; In order to see the world clearly, people are tiny; In order to keep curiosity and explore more unknowns; Moreover, in order to make our vision and mind no longer limited to square inches, we are all tourists of this world, and the universe without bystanders has no meaning.

When I climbed to the top of the mountain, all the other mountains were dwarfed under the sky. Passion blows through my chest like the wind; When I rode a camel across the desert, I uncovered a heavy history, and my admiration was beyond words; When I dive into the ocean and touch colorful tropical fish, curiosity is accompanied by joy; Come to the snowfield and rush down from the top of the mountain to challenge the excitement brought by speed; When I stand under the night and look up at the vast starry sky, the glory accumulated by the universe for hundreds of millions of years dances with my soul.

Every time I travel, I leave my dreams for the future and experience a different journey. It seems that my short life has gone through a different trajectory. Going to Wan Li Road and studying in thousands of books is a shortcut to broaden your experience. Prepare to travel again and again and leave as many dreams as possible for the future. Life without dreams is boring, and there is no need to be afraid of difficulties and dangers in pursuing dreams.

Avenue to Jane, the traveler has no boundaries.