I like traveling. As a person who likes to travel, I have always been very casual. I go wherever I want, and I leave whenever I want. Actually, leaving is mainly an internal problem, not a knowledge gain that can be influenced by objective factors. Wherever I go, there are scenery, food, humanities and stories, which I don't know when I sit at home, and I can't personally feel when I read thousands of books.

For example, I like cherry blossoms, and then I went to Jiangcheng, where cherry blossoms bloom in March. In the future, I will go to Kyoto in April. ? For example, I want to go to Beijing, because I want to go to the Forbidden City, because I like ancient buildings and the Qing Palace. ?

for example, I like ancient towns. I can get up at 5 o'clock in the morning, feel the darkness, and climb down the city wall to explore the most primitive phoenix. At that time, it was not bright, there were only birds singing and white fog, and the Miao grandmother walked by me with a basket on her back.

I have seen the beautiful starry sky, the sunrise on the snowy mountain, the super dark cuisine, the experience of the heroes of the expeditionary force killing the enemy, and I have met many cultural inheritors. Therefore, it is often said that it is better to read thousands of books than Wan Li Road, but I don't think so. I think we should read thousands of books on the way to Wan Li Road. ?

Sensory gains: I have ridden thousands of miles, hiked on the plateau, and traveled in a marathon. Every trip has different sensory impacts, including tired and happy, disappointed and lost, beyond imagination, amazing, and more careful taste. ?

Spiritual gains, I don't know why. After every trip, I will rise to a higher spiritual level. I will work harder and face life more actively. Therefore, in the eyes of others, I am a sunny, confident and enterprising person. ?

So, personally, I think the significance of my travel lies in my thirst for the unknown, my pursuit of excitement and my yearning for a better life.