When I was in college, I had a classmate who liked special forces travel. For example, he used a weekend to climb Mount Tai.
Here's what he did. Departing on Friday night, take a one-night train to Shandong, when there was no high-speed train, and this train had to take more than ten hours. Saturday arrived at the foot of Mount Tai and started climbing. When you climb to the top of the mountain, it is dark.
Stay overnight on Mount Tarzan and get up on Sunday to watch the sunrise. After watching the sunrise, eat breakfast, and descend the mountain. Return to Jilin by train. Guess what? He showed up on time for class at eight o'clock on Monday morning.
He has done this kind of thing more than once, once going to Xi'an for a week for the holiday, he nibbled steamed buns and pickles for a whole semester, in order to supplement nutrition, he went to the market to buy raw eggs and boiled them.
I asked him what about it? He said it was called the road of the poor family, and the buddies were extravagant on the road.
So special forces-style tourism is not a new thing among college students. This is the result of the collision of a heart yearning for a distant place and a shy wallet in his hand.
The reason why college students choose special forces tourism is generally based on the following three reasons: First, of course, there is no money, the living expenses of students are limited, and the money for tourism is cut out of the mouth.
Secondly, there is no time, and I usually have to attend classes, so the tour has to be carried out on weekends. Can't I travel on vacation? It depends on the student's parents, I have a niece who wants to go to Shanghai Disneyland with her roommate after graduating from undergrad, and her parents say they don't agree.
The third reason is the strong desire of college students to travel. From childhood to adulthood, Chinese children have lived under the wing of their parents, and it was not until college that they were far from their parents for the first time. For the first time, they also had the money and time at their disposal to take a trip they planned.
Bringing these three reasons together, the tourism method of special forces tourism was born. It is best to arrange accommodation on the train, which is the most cost-effective way to get to your destination and get straight to the point, checking out as many famous tourist attractions as possible. Enjoy an ultra-concentrated life experience.
To be honest, this way of traveling is basically the same as checking in. What is a punch in? Luo Zhenyu believes that this is a new solution to the "era of oversupply".
In other words, what if we want too many things and too many places we want to go? I had to taste it out. I've been here, I've seen it, I've taken pictures, even if it's clocked out. Then, like a philatelic album, I saved up another stamp.
If you don't know where to travel, that's okay, the market is already planned for you. There are all kinds of travel tips online, and there are a hundred places in the bookstore that you must visit in a lifetime. Just follow the diagram.
However, check-in tourism is destined to be a dragonfly to the water, and how can you be impressed by eight attractions in just one day?
It's a bit like buying a book, as if buying it back is equivalent to reading it, which gives us a great sense of fulfillment. Then the books sit quietly on the shelves and eat ashes.
Therefore, from the perspective of tourism experience, special forces tourism is not a good way to travel. But I also know that I belong to the full man, and I don't know the hunger of the hungry man. Because during the trip, students really don't have time to feel and remember, and experiencing all this is already a luxury.
Source: Original Jilin News Comprehensive Broadcast
Editors: Niu Jiao, Wang Ruiyang, Yixin
Reviewed: Huai Nan
Executive Producer: Zhang Yonghua, Hao Feng
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