After the relaxation of epidemic control, the tourism market has picked up, and people's enthusiasm for travel has reached an unprecedented height.

It's March and the temperature is suitable, so many college students take advantage of weekend holidays to go on short trips.

They have rigorous plans and complete strategies, locking their destinations in surrounding cities, strictly controlling time and money costs, adhering to the concept of "spending the least time and money, playing the most places", and shocking the "social animals" eating melons in front of the screen.

He has completed "extreme challenges" again and again with his physical fitness. This behavior has also been nicknamed "special forces-style tourism" and "extreme 48 hours" by netizens... Xiao Chen, a college student studying in Changsha, set off from Changsha with his classmates on Friday afternoon

Take the high-speed rail to Wuhan and arrive in Wuhan at 8pm. Then take the subway to see the night view of the Yellow Crane Tower @People's Daily. Then we went to the snack street Hubu Alley, and then took the last ferry across the Yangtze River to the hotel @LU Travel Diary No. 2

Spend an early morning in Wuhan to experience the local special breakfast culture. Hot dry noodles, steamed pancake dumplings, Wuhan tofu skin, and blanched beef noodles are dazzling... After eating and drinking, book a *** and enjoy a bicycle to go to extremes.

Gude Temple, an exotic Zen building.

@ Sudanqing went to a local restaurant in Wuhan at noon to taste the Hubei cuisine that combines the characteristics of the north and the south @Voice of Hubei Culture and Tourism In the afternoon, we visited the romantic check-in holy place for literary and artistic youths - Tan Hualin @Huang Huji In the evening, we went to the Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street near the hotel to experience the night market culture.

The next day, I started a new journey... A similar "journalism-style travel Vlog" was unanimously rated by netizens as: special forces-style travel.

College students who have been trapped by the epidemic for three years seem to have found the most suitable way to relax. During this short-term and efficient travel process, their abundant energy and high enthusiasm are released, broadening their horizons and calming down during the journey.

, adding a strong touch to university life.

Maybe when I look back many years later, I will still miss those nights spent in the carriage with like-minded friends, the fly restaurant on a street corner in a certain city, and the mountains I climbed and every purchase I bought along the way.

A ticket... I will reunite with my friends and classmates at some point in the future, embark on the journey again, pack my bags, and take a new step in life.