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Travel Itinerary For The Next China Trip

Travel Itinerary For The Next China Trip

Because I’m free, I’ve made a 2-week or maybe more schedule aka itinerary for the next year trip to China, from Wuhan I’ll see the cherry blossoms, then go to visit Wudang Mountains, Shennongjia, the Three Gorges Dam; then I’ll be in Chongqing to see karst in Wulong; I’ll stop by in Xi’an of Shaanxi province to visit the ancient city, the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor; I’ll arrive in Son Tay to see the ancient citadel of Pingyao, the Loess Plateau near Hunyuan, Yungang Grottoes, Mount Wutai; last but not least, I’ll pay a visit to Henan to see Yinxu in Anyang, Longmen Grottoes in Luoyang citadel, Shaolin Temple, the Yellow Emperor Palace in Zhengzhou, and Kaifeng city. At the end of the schedule, I will return home from Wuhan. In short, this is called Hubei – Chongqing – Shaanxi – Shanxi – Henan journey.

Haiz, but the search for return ticket to Wuhan turned out nothing available. Maybe while I’m waiting for normal travel to resume, the schedule will be up to 30 days?

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武汉加油! Pray For Wuhan!

武汉加油! Pray For Wuhan!

Có một số việc không phải nhìn thấy hy vọng mới kiên trì, mà là kiên trì mới sẽ thấy hy vọng.
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有些事情不是看到希望才去坚持，而是坚持了才会看到希望。
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At times you don’t choose to hold on because there is hope; you hold on, so there is hope.

P.s.: Picture taken in Yellow Crane Tower, Wuhan, Hubei, China in 2019.

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JANUARY 23, 2020

JANUARY 23, 2020

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Hy vọng tất cả mọi người đều khỏe mạnh a, đợi đến khi thời tiết ấm lại, tình hình bệnh dịch tiêu tán, tôi muốn đến Vũ Hán, Thần Nông Giá và núi Võ Đang ngắm hoa anh đào được không?
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希望大家都健健康康的啊, 等到天气回暖, 疫情消散的时候, 我想来武汉和神农架和武当山看樱花好吗?
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I hope everyone is healthy. When the weather turns warm and the epidemic dissipates, I want to come to Wuhan, Shennongjia and Wudang Mountains to see the cherry blossoms ok?

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Hunan – Hubei, Day 6: Wuhan And Flying Home

Hunan – Hubei, Day 6: Wuhan And Flying Home

This was the last day of our trip. We visited three sites of Wuhan called Yellow Crane Tower (which was made famous by poetry, Hubei Provincial Museum, and East Lake.

Two hours at Yellow Crane Tower seemed like a waste of time. I’d prefer more time at Wulingyuan or Fenghuang Old Town.

I liked the visit to the museum which made me understand more about the Chinese culture. Though I saw so many Chinese students around the beverage vending machines than in the showrooms.

After that, we had a chance to go around East Lake. Unlike Jingzhou, the minubus took us around the lake for 30 mins. As I spotted the handsome driver, my tour group kept joking about me and him. Though he was 9 years younger, he said I looked like 27. We talked a bit. He asked if I was Malaysian. And after a stop, when I switched to the seat next to him, he nicely started a small conversation with me. He asked which city I was from and if it was near the beach. Ashin said that 521 was better than 520. I couldn’t agree more.

After 3 flights with China Southern Airlines this time, I somehow felt that their service was worse than 10 years ago. We had to wait for a while on board and they didn’t give us any water to drink. Unlike 10 years ago, I even had a meal before the plane departed.

After midnight, I’d be home safe and sound.

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