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A rainy day in Fenghuang Ancient Town — the lantern reflections were unreal

I got to Fenghuang on a cold February afternoon, and it started drizzling right away. The stone streets darkened, the river went quiet, and the red lanterns looked warmer than they should’ve. I kept stopping for little photos because every bridge had a different reflection. Ev

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I’ve lived here for a decade and usually tell people to skip the "viral" spots. But Harbin in January is the exception.

I’m currently up north and it’s -28°C. My eyelashes are freezing together and I can barely feel my fingers to type this. I see a lot of first timers asking if the Ice and Snow World is a tourist trap or if it’s "too crowded" or "too cold." As someone who has traveled pretty

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Jan 20th

Thought I was fit until I spent 2 days climbing Chongqing — this city makes no sense but I love it

My map said the noodle shop was 200 meters away. It didn’t tell me it was also twenty stories up. I’ve been here for 48 hours and I’m pretty sure I’ve walked a marathon just trying to find my hostel. The layout is honestly baffling — you walk into a lobby, press B4, and somehow

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A rainy day in Fenghuang Ancient Town — the lantern reflections were unreal

I’ve lived here for a decade and usually tell people to skip the "viral" spots. But Harbin in January is the exception.

Thought I was fit until I spent 2 days climbing Chongqing — this city makes no sense but I love it

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