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We were very surprised when we saw the view of the cities on the bus out of the airport. There were lots of mountains with snow around us. I have never seen scenery like this in my life. It impressed me. On the second day of the trip, we went to one of the mountains in that city. I wanted to take the cable to the bottom of the mountain. However, my friend inspired me to hike up the mountains because we could enjoy the view during our walk. I followed his advice, and then we went to some places where it is not marked on the map. However, We were lost in the mountain, and we could not find a way out. It started raining heavily, and there was heavy fog in front of us. We were tired. At that time, we saw a cottage, the owner came out and asked us what was going on, and he said I could drive you guys to the foot of the mountain. We did not say anything, but he did us a big favour when we were in such big trouble. After this experience, we built a deep friendship between us.

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It is a really difficult topic, but if we do nothing, it is not worth waiting for any results. The world needs big changes, but every quick change causes resistance. So it is naive to think we could suddenly change the world's rules. First of all, education! The young generation will be decisive in a few years. They will be able to make better decisions for our planet than the old generation. Second, giant companies, which have influence, have to start thinking about improvements and changing production for more ecological. Lastly, everyone needs to be looking for minor improvements in daily life. For example, reject bottled water, instead, use one bottle with a water filter or buy second-hand clothes (fast fashion is terrible) or use reusable cloth diapers for your kids etc. This kind of acting is not only ecological but also economical. :)

I want to go to Makkah. Actually, before the pandemic came, my friends and I usually travelled to other countries. We really enjoyed the experience of a new thing, and tried something fun and extreme also. But after we faced this situation when travel became hard to do, one of my biggest regrets was not visiting Makkah for Hajj with my mom. I hope one day my mom and I can see hajj together. Wish me luck!

I'm an Indian, and my country India is well known for its unity in diversity. We speak different languages, wear other dresses, eat various foods and have a diverse culture, but we stand united as Asa nation. From the Himalayas to the Indian Ocean and from the Gulf of Kutch to Sunderbans, we have various landforms. The valleys, the plateaus, the plains and the coast, wherever we belong, we believe in democracy, we believe in equality, we believe that we are the nation that's one and that remains united in spite of its odds.

Another day after returning to Beijing, the pop-up window appeared on my Beijing Health Kit. I can't buy train tickets. And the government called me and sent messages every day to threaten me and wanted me in quarantine, even if I took a test at least every three days (you are not even allowed to take a bus without the result). They also call my father and ask, "Where did you go?" He said, "You know better than me." (Because everything shows in the tracing App.) "Have you taken the Covid test?" "It shows in the App." "We can't see it." "Because your position is not high enough." "Thank you for your cooperation." This kind of conversation happens every day. The Mid-Autumn Festival is coming; I still can't go home. Even if it's just one stop by train. Looking up to see the moon Looking down, I miss my hometown