Before telling the story, it is necessary to introduce some of my friends on this trip, because they are more or less involved in the later story. Hui, an Aquarius boy who met while playing the werewolf killing game in Chengdu Youth Travel Service, decided to partner with his peers at 4 a.m. because both of them were going to Lhasa by bus. Just because of an accident, I set out first and arrived in Lhasa before him, but then Nepal traveled all the way, naturally bringing chat skills, and the story along the way was more tortuous than mine. Pangda is a female panda weighing no more than 80 kilograms and born with dark circles. She is a Christian and prays before meals. When she sees every dog, she will say hello, roll her eyes and try to hammer you with her fist. One day, she will ask Hui who has caught a cold if she has taken medicine for more than ten times. Maier River and buy buy River, yes, are the full names, and they are also the first Xinjiang Uighurs to pass through the Geelong Port in history. For this reason, we waited for five hours at the Nepalese port, and it is estimated that the sex, spouse and blood type of her dog were clearly checked, so that when I returned to China two weeks later, the entry-exit inspector said, was there a Xinjiang girl named buy buy Jiang who was with you at that time? Xiaohong and Nana, I want to put them together, because my cousin almost cheated me all the way. One is Xiaohong with pigtails and a cigarette in her mouth. The other is Nana, petite, sleeping with a chicken doll in her arms and falling off a motorcycle without saying a word. Of course, Sichuan swears and smokes without losing Xiaohong.
From Lhasa to Kathmandu, first take the Ford minibus with seat Lhasa 12 to Geelong Town, and the seats cannot be adjusted. From 4 pm to the next morning 10, you pass through seven or eight checkpoints, and you brush your ID card every time you get off, regardless of 3 am or 4,000 or 5,000 altitude. More than a thousand kilometers of road, about three or four hundred kilometers is bumpy, but only the body swings from side to side, at least the ass has not left the seat. And I watched the dazzling sun shining overhead, the sunset setting from the hills, the moon rising from the wilderness, the stars covering the sky, the sunrise and the moon coexisting, and the sun once again occupied the sky. The dressing situation along the way has also changed from short sleeves to adding a coat, putting on a jacket and even wanting to put on fleece, and then taking it off one by one. Arrive in Geelong Town, wait for the entry time, and then take a two-hour bus to Geelong Port to go through the entry formalities. This bridge is called hot cable bridge, which is divided into two different parts. The undamaged section is close to China, and the damaged section is close to Nepali.
I was checked and unpacked at the Nepalese port. It was just a few tents sent by China. The yellow sand blown by the strong wind is flying all over the sky, and Nepalese who care about it also wear masks. I guess they don't care and get used to it. Looking around, the line of sight was blocked by several mountains, and a loess belt that looked like a highway wound away. It took five hours to know its power. At the port, my sister from Xinjiang set off at 7 pm Nepal time. Six people took an suv similar to a van and left their seats countless times along the way. The six of us are like pop rocks with food in our mouths, jumping up and down in the car, jumping left and right. The most incredible thing is that we can still sleep, probably because we have been running for dozens of hours. When we wake up, we first look at our heads. It took us eight hours to walk 200 kilometers from the port to Kathmandu. On a rocky dirt road with cliffs on the side of the road that can't accommodate two trucks running side by side, our car bounced like rabbits in the dust all over the sky and headed for the capital of this country. If you draw a center of gravity displacement map, the whole driving route looks like a normal person's electrocardiogram, which is very vital. If it is replaced by a domestic expressway, it looks like a dead person's electrocardiogram, basically a straight line.
When I arrived in Kathmandu at three o'clock in the morning, I was unprepared, because I thought those roads were so bad just because they deviated from the center, but the country was too flat, and the car stopped in front of the hotel in a bump, and it had reached the most prosperous section of the country's capital, the Tamil neighborhood of Kathmandu. We are like people who came here illegally from China, taking our luggage off the roof awkwardly, just like garbage bags that nobody wants by the roadside. Hui went to the roadside grocery store to buy cigarettes. The boss said there was no whole bag in the store. How many cigarettes do you want?
When I visited Tamil the next day, the street was a little better than when I came. Maybe the stone was trampled down, but the dust is not weaker than the car. I heard two girls from China who should have just arrived chatting and said, I really don't want to go out. If I had known about it, I might not have come.
Similarly, by bus, from Kathmandu to Boccara, the bus with wifi costs more than 20 RMB, and the journey is about 200 kilometers. It takes eight hours to give up the car because of mudslides and accidents. I sat in the back seat of the car, and mi band showed more than 20,000 steps.
Dubai Square in Kathmandu is a tourist area with a long history of temples. In the 20 15 earthquake, it was severely damaged and basically razed to the ground, but it was still surrounded by chains and set up several ticket booths. After the visit, we sat at the gate of a temple. Some local children came with a bottle of mineral water and looked at us with begging eyes, hoping that we could buy it. Some locals keep asking us if we need a tour guide. Here comes a little girl who looks thirteen or fourteen. She didn't come to sell anything, but to sit down and chat with us. She is at school, so she can communicate in some simple English. Huge went to buy some candy and distributed it to girls and children who came to sell water. They are as happy to see candy as they are to receive lucky money in the New Year, and the water is too busy to sell. They sat down to play with us. There are two little boys who are very interested in taking pictures and took many selfies with my mobile phone. The girl was sitting between Pang Da and me when it suddenly began to rain. The little girl said she was cold. Huge took off his coat and put it on her, hugging her tightly. Sister Xinjiang also put on a scarf and gave her a pair of earrings. After the little girl put it on, she showed it to other children coming and going, as if she were the happiest person at that moment. After the rain stopped, she invited us to her house. I am very defensive when I am not at home. I would never do such a thing as going to a stranger's house, let alone being in a country I have never been to. But I don't know why, I just want to have a look at the little girl's face and eyes. In fact, the five of them didn't really want to go at first, and I can understand their thoughts. After all, everyone has their own safety zone, and then they follow. Led by the little girl, we walked from Dubai Square with many tourists for less than ten minutes, and then we came to a community where local people lived. The moment we crossed the entrance, the smell of the sewer came to us. We climbed two wooden steps that only one person could pass and came to their home. Less than 10 square meter, there is a bed and a TV set. On the bed are her mother and two sisters. Dad has gone out to work, greeting each other warmly in Nepalese. At first, it was just me and Hui. They are waiting below. We told them from the window that it was okay. We can go up and have a look. The little girl kept saying enthusiastically, come on up. Xiaohong was the only one who came to see it. We left on the pretext of going back for dinner. When she left, the little girl leaned against the door, as if she were a different person, put on a begging expression and said to us, please give me some money, I am so hungry. We walked on, but she didn't catch up. She just kept saying please, please. When I went back at night, I heard them say that Pangda gave her 500 rupees because she couldn't bear to see the little girl in tears. There is one more detail. After receiving the earrings, the little girl wore them for a while and then disappeared for a while. When I came back, my earrings were gone, and I had two one-yuan RMB in my hand. Let's change them into rupees for her.
Nepal is only bordered by China and India, and because of the friendly relationship between China and Nepal, many China people go there, and Nepalese people who do business basically know some Chinese. I also met a young man who painted henna everywhere in the street. Northeast dialect is smoother than I speak. He knows many languages. When I first met him, all three people were fooled by him, drawing pictures for us and chatting up other people. The second time I saw him, it was the same routine to pull other people from China. Everyone laughed.
I don't know if it's because China people are too good at bargaining, or because they just want to make money from Chinese people. Bargaining here is normal, but two thirds is acceptable. I met a bracelet seller. A string of tiger's eye stones sold me 500 RMB, while Taobao only sold me 20 RMB.
One day, Hui and I went to buy Bodhi and bargained with a male boss for a long time. A bunch of bodhi seeds were sold at 120, and the next day we went with our sister from Xinjiang. The boss offered 85 for the same bodhi. Similarly, when you go shopping for other things, it is better to bring a sister than to bargain with yourself.
When we rented motorcycles in Boccara, five people rented three, but only one passport was mortgaged. I said we were together. The car rental boss said that many people in China said they were together when renting a car. As a result, something happened and everyone said they didn't know each other. I said, we are different from others in China. On the same day, we climbed the mountain by motorcycle. Xiaohong and Nana are afraid to drive. Right next to them, two young people helped us drive. After coming down, we thanked him and asked us for money. Hui said that there are no gentlemen in this country. On the way down the mountain, Xiaohong dropped the car and the bumper was a little bent. When returning the car the next day, the boss asked for 200 RMB, and finally gave him 30 RMB, because Xiaohong had played with motorcycles and knew how much it would cost to repair them once.
By the way, there is also a Nepalese businessman. At the Nepal port, when I was on the bus, the young man who solicited guests asked me if Hui and I wanted a girl, at 3,000 rupees a night, including transportation.
The first time I watched a ball game in a bar, it turned out to be abroad. In Nepal, homosexuality is legal, which has become a major tourist attraction here. There are many gay bars, and boys holding hands can be seen everywhere on the street. I just sat down in the bar and ordered a bottle of beer. I'm not ready to drink. A boy came over and smiled at me. I smiled back at him out of courtesy. Who knew that when he came up, he took my hand and took me to dance? I said I wouldn't. He said, I will teach you. Without hesitation, he dragged me to the dance floor. I twisted it awkwardly and came out. By the time of the game, all the people gathered around the projection screen, but there seemed to be many fans of Nepal's Real Madrid team, especially Cristiano Ronaldo. The game didn't disappoint them. Every time Ronaldo scores a goal, they cheer as if they have won the battle, shouting words that I don't understand. I think it should be Chinese, which means awesome.
At the Nepal port, a border guard one head taller than me saw the silver bracelets and gems I bought when checking my luggage and asked me for an invoice. I said, are you kidding? Where did Nepal get the invoice? No one gave me an invoice when I bought something, and no one reminded me to ask for it. I showed him my transfer record. It didn't work. He said, everything, if not, you have to pay taxes. I became very angry and said, I won't give it. This is my first visit to Nepal. No one reminded me to ask for a small ticket, and there was no store for me. He came to get my shopping. I turned his hand away. He took my passport. I made a gesture of fighting to the end. At this moment, a man from China told me that it would be good to tip him. I said I knew he wanted a tip, but I just didn't want to give it to him. Half an hour later, I took out my wallet, which contained only 20 rupees. I asked him if he wanted it. He is very helpless. He gave me his passport and told me it was the last time. I said, it won't happen again, and this road won't go again.
The day before I returned to China, I went to the jewelry store recommended by my friend to choose gems for my mother. After chatting with the boss, a woman in her thirties came in. I glanced at her, and she looked at me and asked me in Chinese, is she from China? I said, yes. Then she smiled and said, Great, everyone is from China, my hometown. She probably looked at it and then sat next to me. I put some precious stones in front of me and am choosing them. She picked up a rope and asked the boss how much it was worth. Then she said with a look of disgust, it's so expensive that it's not worth the price. Out of curiosity, I asked her how much do you think this is worth? She said that the price given by the boss was high. Then the boss suddenly got angry and said to her, what do you know? Why do you say I sell it expensive? The boss said that this is my guest, and you have no right to mislead him. The woman left angrily. At first, I thought the boss was trying to cheat me. I don't understand. People who know will want to kick me out. Later, the boss said that this woman came once in the morning and took a guest away from his shop, because she told the guest that this shop is expensive and I know a cheap one. You can come with me, and the guest will get a 20% commission for buying things in the shop she introduced.
There is only one thing I am looking forward to going to Nepal, and that is gliding. I am full of expectations for all extreme sports. Those items on my list, such as bungee jumping and skydiving, I will realize them one by one. On the way to the gliding point, Xiaohong and Pangda were so nervous and excited, but I was very calm, as if I had a lot of experience, and it was not the first time. But at the gliding point, watching the coach open the paraglider and put on protective gear for himself, I began to be nervous. Seeing Xiaohong was not prepared psychologically, she was taken away by the coach with a scream. I'm even a little scared. At that moment, I realized what a sense of security is. The so-called sense of security is a down-to-earth feeling and will not fail. What is really exciting is that when the wind comes, when you run from the hillside and your feet fly off the ground, you will lose weight for a short time and then rise with the help of the wind. After this moment, your fear will disappear, because you are already in the sky and your life is in the hands of the coach. It is better to enjoy than to be afraid. So you open your arms and legs, feel the wind blowing, and look at Shan Ye, the village and Fava Lake under your feet, just like floating in the air. After staying in the air for half an hour, I was even a little sleepy because the scenery was too monotonous.
Someone asked me about the strategy of going to Nepal, and I would tell them how to take the bus and the route in detail, but if they asked me about Nepal, I said, I can't answer you, and everyone feels differently. If you want to know, go and see for yourself. This is also my world view. No matter what others think of the world, I will go and see it myself.
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