How a journey begins and ends

A person who is used to traveling will find that the obstacles to travel arise from the beginning of planning the journey. First of all, you will try to allow enough time for yourself to avoid being too tired. Then, you will compare the conditions and reputation of several hotels, from breakfast taste to bathroom facilities, so that you can stay comfortably. Naturally, you should also carefully calculate the destination you are going to. You should find real gold in the vast number of travel strategies and know where you don't have to go and where you have to go. When you get used to this process, you will naturally have such an idea of travel. This is the trip, even the planning is so painstaking. You have to put a lot of time and energy into it, and naturally, you want to get happy feedback from it-so travel has become a big decision, a gamble. So before you go out for a trip, search for information about places of interest, compare countless landscape photos, and arrange prices according to your budget; you decide where you want to go, so you search strategies, ask about unpopular scenic spots that can't be missed, and plan time. Make your schedule full. You compare the environment of each hotel, whether the room has Wi-Fi and breakfast. In the end, you know everything about this area like the back of your hand, and when you talk to your friends, you can answer ten questions. Except for the fact that you don't have a picture to prove it, you can open your mouth and say, "I was born there," and all your friends are willing to believe it. You finally went on a trip. The night before you left, you were so nervous and happy that you couldn't sleep. When you woke up in the morning, you looked in the mirror to see if you looked well.

you worry all the way about whether the traffic is congested and whether everything from the car to the plane is in place. When you are on the plane, imagine the moment you walk out of the airport, the sight, air and smell of a foreign land will hug you from all senses, but you can't help but feel numb when you think of getting off the plane, looking for a car, checking in, and so on.

you listen to music and get off the plane in a foreign land, but this is not the beginning of your trip. Of course, you will look around in the taxi, hoping to catch a glimpse of some beautiful places. For example, when you pass the Summer Covenant Palace in Paris, you will see the Eiffel Tower; when you pass Shinjuku in Tokyo, you will see Kabuki-cho; when you drive on Rome's National Avenue and occasionally squint at the Colosseum in the distance, you are as happy as a child, but it didn't start until the next day. You say to yourself: the journey hasn't really started yet. You really realize that when you are traveling, it is when you have your first meal in a foreign country. The exotic characters on the menu and the dishes you have never met make you feel like you are really far away. The real trip does not begin until you wake up in a hotel and start your first day in a foreign land. Full of ambition, you begin to visit places of interest one by one according to your own precise travel plan. On the first day, your enthusiasm for taking pictures is always the strongest. When you finish taking each photo, you can't wait to upload it to the social network, which is the envy of your friends and relatives. By the way, you have to popularize the historical origins of these places, so as to make people admire and admire them. The first day is always the most full, bright and beautiful, you go back to the hotel at dusk, the excitement is over, and you begin to feel tired. But it doesn't matter, you think: this is just the beginning, every day will be so happy.

in fact, most of the time, this is not the case. On the second, third and fourth day, the travel arrangements are still bright and gorgeous, but your novelty begins to fade. The first day of a trip is like the first sip of chocolate or beer, which is amazing, but when your taste buds get used to such a sensory experience, you will get used to it. Sometimes, before dusk comes, fatigue has hit you, and you may even cross out some planned places of interest one afternoon, "this place is probably about the same, I won't go", then slip back to the hotel, shake off the sheets and go to Rest. You're starting to be less enthusiastic and less eager to talk to people. When the lights are on in the city at dusk, you will be seized at some point and suddenly feel so lonely. God knows what it is, maybe it's a shiny toy in the window, maybe it's a bench that only pigeons share with you, and you'll see people across the street laughing past, but the hustle and bustle is theirs. You are obviously traveling in a foreign land, many things are within reach, but it is like watching a mobile exhibition through the glass. The precise schedule of travel has been semi-automatically abandoned by you at the end.

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the closer you get to the end of the trip, the more confused you are. You are aware that time is running out and you are about to go back to a regular, peaceful life. You kind of want to go back to your own bed, drink what you're used to, read a book, watch a soap opera, and then go to sleep, but you don't want the trip to end like this. It's like on Sunday, you hang out for a day, and at dusk, you want to go home and extend the night indefinitely. At this time, when you find out the places of interest you have visited, you will suddenly have an illusion: "wait a minute, have I really been there?" But there will be a moment, usually at the end of the trip, that will leave an everlasting impression on you. On an idle sunny afternoon, you may be waiting for a bus, you may have just slipped out the back door of a museum for a drink, or you may have got up too early. You sit leisurely and ready to return to your daily life, but there's still time to give yourself one last little treat. It may be a glass of wine, a dessert, listen to a song, look at the birds and the sky in the corners of foreign buildings, and you will suddenly feel that this sense of ease permeates your body from taste, vision, touch, hearing, and so on. Just like a foreign city also has a soul, specially strolled over, touched the top of your head, said goodbye to you. You went back to your hometown and began to live on.

you have taken a lot of pictures to meet your relatives and friends, and you have prepared countless stories to talk about, but you will inevitably lose interest. You will begin to realize that previous doubts may be superfluous: travel can be simple. Travel has nothing to do with hotels, local cuisine, baggage check, first class, hot baths, "do you have WIFI in your hotel", and restaurants with white wine when you order oysters. Travel may beIs to wear a pair of good shoes, put on clothes that won't freeze you, book a ticket, book a simple accommodation on the phone, bring your bank card, go out, find the nearest station /airport, go to another city, walk, look, eat when you're hungry, and sleep when you're tired. You come and go alone, and you don't have to show photos and souvenirs when you talk to your friends, just simply say, "well, I've been there." But the trip is not completely over. There is always a moment when you are standing by the window when you are busy with your daily life. occasionally you hear a song-the one you often hear when you travel-and suddenly think of all the things about the trip: the places of interest, the drinks, the food and desserts, the birds and the sky, and that moment of leisure and carelessness. You will feel like a fish in the water, and those experiences that can resort to sound and color will come, like a flow of water, the shape and shape of light and shadow will be wrapped around you. That's when you think it's the best part of a trip, though it's a little late.