#Train##Train Travel##上火车这些物品可别带#
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Dear friends of Toutiao, I am your travel expert, and today we are going to talk about the topic: "Don't bring these items on the train".
When it comes to train travel, it's a truly special experience. I remember one time when I was on a long train trip, the carriages were crowded with people, and my luggage was piled up. Looking at all kinds of luggage, I couldn't help but think of the old saying in the mainland: "The people take food as the sky." That's true, but on this train, people think about their luggage!
First of all, I would like to tell you that space on the train is limited, so you must choose what you bring wisely. There are some things that you think might be needed, but may actually be bothering you. For example, a large suitcase. You think it's practical, but when you need to get something from the luggage rack, you know how annoying it is.
Also, some people like to bring a whole box of snacks. I once met a big brother who brought a box of instant noodles. I asked him at the time, "Big brother, are you planning to open an instant noodle canteen on the train?" and he smiled and said, "I'm used to it, I have to bring instant noodles with me every time I travel by train." "All I can say is, big brother, your habits are a bit excessive!
In addition to snacks, some people like to bring various household items, such as whole boxes of toiletries. I think the basic necessities provided on the train are sufficient, and you really don't need to bring a whole box of shampoo and shower gel. Moreover, if you bring too many of these things, it is easy to spill and make the suitcase full of foam.
Of course, there are also some people who like to bring something special, such as a bag of souvenirs. I think that's understandable, after all, travel is all about sharing, but you have to make sure that these souvenirs are safe and don't cause unnecessary trouble.
I remember one time, I took a train to Tibet, and there were all kinds of people in the carriage. Some brought a live chicken to Lhasa to stew, but the whole carriage was filled with the smell of chicken, and some brought a whole box of beer, and drank it with relish along the way. What impressed me the most was an old woman, she brought a huge package, I thought it was some valuables in it at first, but when I opened it, it turned out to be a thick quilt and a pot of hot dumplings. She said she had prepared it for her grandson in Lhasa, where the winter was cold. I was deeply touched by her love.
Train travel is just that, you never know who you're going to meet and what interesting things are going to happen. That's the beauty of travel.
So, let's move on to the items that don't need to be bringed. In addition to the large suitcase, full boxes of snacks and toiletries I mentioned earlier, there are a few things that you don't really need to bring. For example, a complete set of kitchen utensils, which is really not needed on a train. Another time, I saw someone bring a huge stuffed animal, and I asked him why he was bringing this, and he said it was to surprise his daughter. All I can say is, big brother, you're such a good dad, but this stuffed animal is really a bit big.
Train travel and most importantly easy and enjoyable. Therefore, everyone must choose what to bring wisely. You don't need to bring a full box of snacks as you can buy them on the train, and you don't need to bring a full set of toiletries as the basic necessities provided on the train are sufficient. All you need to do is pack your luggage, bring your mood, and you're ready to start a great train journey.
I remember one time, I met an interesting uncle on the train. A self-proclaimed "train travel expert," he told me that he takes the train several times a month and travels to different places. Train travel is a special experience, he said, where you can see a wide variety of landscapes and meet a variety of people. I asked him if there was any particular experience or skill he could share over the years of train travel, and he smiled and said, "Yes, bring a book, a cup of coffee, and then find a quiet corner and enjoy the trip." "I thought it was a great suggestion, so I tried to bring a book with me on my train journey, and it turned out that the train trip really got a lot more fun.
Train travel is not only a mode of transportation, but also a way of life and an art of travel. Everyone has their own travel style and habits, and everyone has their own train travel story.
So, what is your train travel story?Have you encountered any interesting things during your train journey?Or, do you have any unique travel habits?Welcome to share your stories and opinions in the comment area, let's interact and share the fun of travel together!
Having said all this, I think you also have a general understanding in your heart. So, have you ever encountered anything interesting during your train journey, or do you have any unique travel habits? Feel free to share your stories and opinions in the comment section so that we can interact and share the joy of travel together!