Title: "After 88 Days in Bangladesh, I Came Back with a Feeling of Difficulty in Talking"
As a traveler, I had the privilege of spending up to 88 days in Bangladesh. It's a magical and beautiful country, and it exudes a unique charm, but at the same time there are some things that I think should perhaps be told with caution.
During this time, I was immersed in the diverse customs of Bangladesh. I have wandered the bustling streets of Dhaka, enchanted by the melodious local music, and in the countryside, I have experienced the idyllic scenery and unpretentious life of the villagers. Everywhere in Bangladesh, I felt their simplicity, friendliness and optimism.
However, there were some challenges and confusions along the way. Bangladesh is a developing country that faces many challenges, such as poverty, poor infrastructure, etc. These questions made me feel human resilience and the tenacious pursuit of life. Behind the poverty, I was deeply touched by the bright smiles of the children and their thirst for knowledge.
Bangladesh has also taught me a lot. I have learned to cherish every minute moment in life, to approach life, and to find joy in simplicity. In Bangladesh, I met many friendly people, and their hospitality and optimism have become invaluable assets in my life.
Once in Bangladesh, I celebrated festivals with the locals, tasted local food, and volunteered in the community. These experiences not only gave me a better understanding of the country, but also made me feel an emotional connection between people that do not need to be spoken. I am convinced that true understanding does not only come from sightseeing, but also from interacting with the local people.
However, there were some experiences that made me think for a long time. In Bangladesh, I have seen some social problems such as inadequate education, poor sanitation, etc. This made me realize that there is still a lot in the world that needs our attention and improvement. I don't know if these words should be said directly, because I know that this country has its own pride and dignity, and I don't want to give any region a negative evaluation.
The experience in Bangladesh made me cherish life more and made me think deeply about the injustice and beauty of the world. I'm not sure if I should present these views directly, as that might cause some controversy and misunderstanding. But I believe that it is through careful exploration and understanding that we can better see this colorful world.
Back in my hometown, my heart is filled with thoughts of Bangladesh and blessings for this country. I am grateful for all that this journey has brought me, and every touch and reflection has made me grow even more. Perhaps, these words are not enough to fully express my feelings, but I hope that they can gently present my feelings and can also arouse more people's thinking and attention about the world.
Every journey is a baptism of the soul, and I believe that this time will shine forever in my life. I want to engrave these memories and experiences in my heart, to become a precious treasure in my life, and to be a testimony to my love and understanding of the world.
Perhaps, there are some words that should not be said lightly, but they are always in my memory. Thanks to Bangladesh, I have seen the diversity and beauty of the world, and I have grown into a more inclusive and grateful person.
This world needs us to work together to embrace every corner with love and understanding.