How to treat the phenomenon of poor travel of college students?

Writing ideas: write your own views on poor travel.

I like poor travel because I really have no money. A poor student relies on a scholarship of several thousand dollars a year, a little hard money, and sometimes frugal money, and likes to spend it all on travel. I remember my mother once said that I have no money to buy clothes and eat every day, but I have money to go out to play. How did she know? Traveling is my hobby.

A person on the road, starting from the long train journey, can meet all kinds of people, some want to chat happily, some may be lovers, but in any case, you can definitely see the world. Everyone travels for various reasons, identities and purposes ~ but on the way, we all have only one name, that is, travelers.

I like living in youth travel. At first, it was because it was cheap, tens of dollars a night, and the conditions were similar to those of student dormitories, which could save a lot of money. I began to like its atmosphere the first time I stayed. Each youth team has its own culture and characteristics. Here you can read books in the corner alone, play games with others, or just watch everyone in the shop quietly. Its atmosphere can definitely be called "youth".

Later, I began to like people I knew in youth travel. You can meet different people living in different rooms. Some are students, some are businessmen, some are tourists, and some may just stop to save money. Chatting with people who come to travel together, you will find that each of them has designed their own travel route.

When you meet someone who is interested in it, you hit it off immediately and set off together the next day. Sometimes their travel experience can also give me some reference (such as transportation, such as tickets), because the people you meet, travel becomes less lonely, and of course, the most important thing is that you can't close yourself up.

I prefer the story of growing up on the road. From the fear and fear of traveling alone for the first time, I can leave now. My inner growth and strength is my greatest gift in this poor journey. Traveling alone outside may be a bit boring, no one to talk to, no one to take pictures of you, and sometimes even eating by yourself is quite a problem.

But walking alone can help you think about yourself and overcome your inner timidity. I remember when I was in Lijiang, I stood alone on the road at six o'clock in the morning and stopped the car. It's not bright, and it's quiet around. Occasionally a white van passes by on the road, which is a bit suspenseful.

And I must overcome my inner fear and arrive at the railway station safely and smoothly. I'm still a little scared when I think about it, but I'm glad I met all good people. I didn't know how to protect myself better until I experienced it.