Along the way, she took 1 suitcase alone, walked through many cities, experienced different lives and experienced diverse values, and these experiences kept happening to her, making her a free and unrestrained role. Because she has to live freely every day, know what she needs, how to do it, and know her goals very well.

I was curious about the people and things she met during the trip, so I bought it. I saw that there were many unknown hardships and sorrows behind the seemingly free life, which required great courage and firm will to support such a trip. In a life with only poetry and distance, each of us yearns for freedom, but not everyone can do it.

When she was studying in America, she lived in the home of a retired couple. The old couple lived in a quiet wooden house in the forest and lived a leisurely retirement life. Their relatives gave her a lot of love. This love brought her different warmth when she was alone in a foreign country, and this friendliness also brought her confidence in exploring the world.

There is no trip without feeling lonely, and loneliness is also a different experience. You don't want a partner when traveling, because: "if your experience is told, your partner has no feelings." If you point to something far away, your partner may be nearsighted and must wear glasses to see it. That would be very troublesome. " But man is a very strange animal. There are too many people to quarrel, and no one to accompany him is afraid of loneliness. Traveling is a time to enjoy life, but I also want to take a companion to experience it.