I'm happy to answer your questions.

My answer to your question is yes.

In April or May last year, I took a group to Beidaihe and met an uncle who had nothing to do after retirement and wanted to travel.

After the group meal, I still had a little free time, so I chatted a little more with my uncle.

Then I learned that he had gone on a trip with his aunt before, but after he returned, his aunt had a problem, so he would no longer take his wife out with him, saying that he was in poor health and not suitable to go out.

After that, something is bound to go wrong.

I remember that a few days after leaving the tour, my uncle sent me a WeChat message and asked me about taking a flight to Jiuzhaigou. He said that he wanted to go to Jiuzhaigou again.

In fact, I admire my uncle quite a lot.

Let’s not comment on whether people are rich or not, let’s just say that this spirit and this idea have to be admired from the bottom of their hearts!

Uncle, do your best!

The whole person is full of vitality, high energy, and very "young"!

In the future, I hope to live like my uncle.

A free and easy person!

I retired in March last year. I went to Qingdao alone in April, Huangshan Mountain in May, Qinghai and Tibet in July, and the Inner Mongolia prairie in August.

I like to travel, and I often go out during my busy schedule at work. At that time, I always wanted to have a companion when traveling. I felt it was awkward and unsafe to go out alone, and there was no one to talk to, so I searched for travel companions among my colleagues and friends several months in advance.

, you want to go to this city, others want to go to that city, you want to see the mountains, others want to see the water, you want to go on May Day, others want to go on November 1st, it is difficult to get together, even if we go out together, it is difficult to agree on the opinions.

If you want to see cultural relics, others want to see the scenery, so they accommodate each other, wasting each other's time and reducing the quality of tourism.

Finding a like-minded tourist is harder than finding a partner. In this case, you can travel alone and go as you please without considering other people’s feelings. You can go wherever you want and do whatever you want.

, I felt very refreshed and happy, and started my free travel from then on.

I finally retired in March last year, and my dream of traveling for many years began to come true.

The first stop was Huangshan. I originally planned to take the cable car and hike up and down. I couldn't resist the temptation of two young men at the entrance, so I joined a young people's mountain climbing team. After three and a half hours of hard climbing, I reached the top of Huangshan Mountain.

Stayed at Baiyun Hotel, and visited the West Sea Grand Canyon, Aoyu Bei, and Lotus Peak on the second day. In the afternoon, I climbed down Huangshan Mountain with crutches.

I climbed up the mountain and walked down the mountain. It took me two days to visit all the scenic spots in Huangshan. Most of the sightseeing in Huangshan is by one-way cableway. There are probably not many people like me who can hike up and down Huangshan. Especially those of my peers who can hike up and down Huangshan.

Very rare.

The second stop was Tibet.

I went to Tibet by train alone. I stayed in Tibet for more than half a month and visited Linzhi, Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon, Basongtso, that’s good, Shigatse, Everest Base Camp, Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, etc.

The main tourist attractions, and finally watched the large-scale dance historical drama "Princess **", and completed the trip to Tibet as expected.

The third stop is Qinghai.

On the way back from Tibet, we got off the bus in Xining and visited the famous Qinghai Lake, Chaka Salt Lake and Menyuan Rapeseed Flower Base.

The fourth stop is Inner Mongolia.

We visited Wuhai City, Hohhot City, and finally went to Xilin Gol Prairie.

Half a year after retiring, I visited more than 20 cities in ten provinces of the motherland. Some time ago, a message popped up on my phone telling me that the city I visited last year accounted for 8% of the country’s total population. It feels good to travel alone. Traveling after retirement is

own work.

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Hello, everyone!

In the summer of 2016, on the bus to the Badaling Great Wall in Beijing, an old man sat next to me carrying a travel bag.

The old man looks very energetic, thin and has bronze skin.

We just sat in silence without speaking.

After about half an hour, the old man looked at me and asked, "Young man, are you going to the Great Wall too?" "Yes," I answered softly.

"How far is it from the Great Wall?" the old man continued to ask me.

I opened the mobile phone app and looked at it and said, "More than half an hour." Just like that, my grandfather and I started chatting. I learned from my grandfather that he was a retired cadre and often traveled after retirement. He said that he would let himself

His footprints have traveled all over the mountains and rivers of the motherland.

Along the way, my grandfather told me interesting stories about his travels.

I laughed out loud, the old man was so funny.

Half an hour passed quickly, and I had a great time chatting with the old man.

The bus stops at Badaling Great Wall Station, but it is still a few kilometers away from the Badaling Great Wall Scenic Area.

Thinking that I am about to be separated from my grandfather, I am still a little sad.

"Grandpa, I won't be a sightseeing bus. I'll take a look at the scenery along the way. You can get on this sightseeing bus and go directly to the ticket office of the Badaling Great Wall." I pointed to the tourist bus and said.

"Do you need money for this sightseeing bus?" the old man looked at me and said.

"Grandpa, this sightseeing bus is free of charge," I explained with a smile.