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Hi, welcome to travelogue. I am Yanling, still in Chengdu. This capital of the ancient Shu Kingdom, is one of the fastest growing city in China today. It promises travelers "once you have been, you will be reluctant to leave", of course under the condition that you take your time to truly savor all it has to offer, shall we start with a cup of tea? Most Chinese metropolis today baffles with the balance of galloping towards modernization and preserving traditional way of living.
Few cities in China today like Chengdu that is so fond of memories from the past, and manage to actually living in it.
Even growing in rocket speed, Chengdu, the city of more than 8 million, somehow feels like a rare city oasis where the bustle slows down and the original spirit stays intact. And what is it? Where to feel it?
Once you are in Chengdu, you have to learn one word, and truly understand the spirit of it – xiuxian -- allow yourself to relax as long as you need, so idling around in one of teahouses for 5 hours doesn't make you a slacker in Chengdu.
Chengdu teahouses are everywhere. Scattered at every corner of the streets, in every park and even in every office compound...
Pensioners or pillars of the society? People of all kinds patronize （资助）teahouses more often than their grocery shop.
So what do you see in a teahouse in an afternoon? Small society, as Chengdu people call it. It is the perfect spot to relax, to socialize; to people-watch.
Once you are in teahouses, enjoy the timeless quality of your teatime. Even the waiters and waitress on duty often take it slow since there is no such demand as for fast and efficient service.
But for someone who works as ear-picker（经典的词语啊，挖耳屎的人，相信你在茶馆见过这种人吧，学会该怎么说，earpicker,那挖耳屎勺子叫做：earpick）, an age-old rare profession that is probably hard to find a job elsewhere, they take their job very seriously.
Although their tools remind me of my dentist's scary weapons, how can I pass on the chance to try something for the first time?!
It was certainly both eyes opening and ear opening experience (大开眼界)to have my ear picked outside of my bathroom, by someone else, in such a complicated procedure...
Not every teahouse has to be this adventurous of course. Some people would like to compare Chengdu teahouses with coffee houses in Paris, probably not after been ear cleaned in Renmin park, more likely have enjoyed a cup of green tea in one of these kind of teahouses along Funan river,
Chengdu locals take pride in their city for good reasons. History and commerce, animal and people apparently all meet in peace.
Chengdu people love dogs, yes, as pet.
Once you step into the dog market by Funan River on a Sunday morning, you will understand why Chengdu locals prankishly call it "international dog expo". （狗博会，哈哈）A full display of the beauty of variations--color, race（一般来说，race我们知道的意思是赛跑，但是这个地方表示狗的品种）, origin and character! As a dog devotee, it surprised me that many of them even I haven't seen before...
I am so jealous of （经典句型，表示嫉妒。。）those who take a little puppy home today. You get good bargains here（这个句子也特别经典，表示东西特别便宜，如果你给别人介绍成都的荷花池，也用上这个句子吧。）. Of course it takes more than just money to have a dog. You need have a comfortable living, slow paced life, contented life style. Sooner or later, I will have a dog, perhaps have to move down here then...
That's the down side of being a traveler, many things you love and care. You can't take them home.
But if you are a flea market（跳蚤市场，就是那种东西特别廉价的地方，我觉得成都荷花池也基本上可以这么翻译。怎么突然发现我对荷花池这么感兴趣了呢？） fanatic, and happen to be in the city on Sunday. This is the best place to rummage and find some carriable bargain. Everything from old books and coins, Tang potteries to old gramophones from unidentifiable origin, you never know what you will find to take home.
Some stall owners here are hobby collectors themselves, they tend to be more nonchalant to price negotiation, but more keen in lecturing you about their "real thing",
Some others are mind readers. They look at your interest and experience then offering you a price that's just slightly out of your sustainable budget...
I am just a travel reporter, but really if you are interested in Chinese antique furniture you don't have to read a million trillion books, all you need is a feeling and a vibe. It's about picking up things, holding them, and smelling them. Conveys that kind of affinity, feel like yours? Take it home! This one? It is nice but should belong to someone else..."
I was there mostly for the fun, not the finds, but here?! Chengdu snacks, Chengdu xiaochi, something I wont miss! Chills don't simply blast the taste buds, they stimulate them as well,
Chengdu is a city of simplicity and sophistication. Place of abundance, people who have time, no wonder it becomes a center of modern poetry and modern art scene in the Southwest.
I met a sculptor in Chengdu Huayuan, a small art gallery hidden in old town yet a famous venue for modern art exhibits.
After have met many entreprenant modern artists in China, modern art starts becoming more disputable to me. Talking to Mr. Shi certain restored my faith in Chinese modern artists: who are not sitting between two chairs of the old and the new, the foreign and the local, but comfortably settle in the middle, rooted in local culture, incorporating traditional elements, free from choices of material, creating a new form of expression.
When you walk into a Sichuan house, or walk around the entire city, sweeps of the distinguished ma la flavor will easily make you crave for more Sichuan food. My pleasant modern art exhibit visit also restored my confidence in fusion food.
Dining here is certainly not only a gastronomic experience--the setting with a Japanese twist glazed the Chengdu local fondue: hotpot, into something less social, but certainly has a more exclusive and even romantic appeal.
Some may question the authenticity of such fusion food. But as I was told, it is never a concern here in Sichuan. Searching for variations and find dining experience is Chengdu locals' insatiable pursuit; Sichuan cooking has the tradition of encouraging innovation to meet that need.
Certain tourist programs are so obligatory in travel itinerary that it feels like a must, then it feels less attemptive, like the Sichuan opera show, but once you are there, you will understand why you can't miss it. This is certainly one of these moments!
It is easy for today's well-traveled audience to suppose the secret behind changing face and spitting fire in Sichuan opera, but it is hard not to be impressed.
Puppet show is always my favorite. Every time I cant help gawping at the performer and wondering how someone can inject life into a wooden dummy and turn it into a person of character, this case, a vivid beauty of character that easily won the heart of all, effortlessly...
As xiuxian as it is, Chengdu is a vibrant modern city after all, 5 minutes walk in Chunxi road, the center of the city, you will feel charged with an extra doze of energy, 15mins walking around all shopping malls and sale signs will raise your heartbeat, 50mins later, loaded with your harvested shopping bags and more faith in the city in process, you will probably find Chengdu's urban marketing slogan "a city once you come, you will find it hard to leave" makes very much sense.
But for Chengdu locals who work hard for it, a temporary leave is almost necessary. I learned a new phrase called 5/2 people here addressing for local weekenders. Some of them simply drive to villages around the city and spend two nights at farmers house, and some others lives more regularly 5 days in the city and 2 days in the suburbs. For most city people, the urge of a respite from the city is often coincide with the unquenchable longing for it. Reasons? Too many...
One can find hotpot all over China in one form or another, it has really been taken to heart by the Sichuanese and
for the most striking adaptation to local taste you find here.
After a few days getting my feet wet in Chengdu night scene, it was not difficult to get a horde of youngsters together and guide me to taste the true hotpot, again, no whimpy sweat and sour, only the authentic MA and LA, tingling spicy.
The season the cooked food in oil spiced with MSG, salt and chili powder. The effect is powerful. Locals explain its use as a result of climate - chilies are warming in winter and cooling in summer and, according to Chinese medicine, dispel "wet" illnesses brought about by humid conditions. But I found MA LA hotpot is simply the best socializing dinner. When you share a big hotpot of munchies over cold beers with your warm new friends, it guarantees a MALA: tingling spicy party!
Chengdu's nightlife has to be one of the most vibrant I have seen in China, certainly starts earlier than Shanghai, ends later than Beijing, as many night street food stalls as Guangzhou.
From my new friends, these youngsters who are always on the prowl for something new, I learned about their favorite little bar, a place magnetizes loyal underground rock music fans, 5 years in a roll, quite a record for a bar of any kind.
Over the past 5 years, Ms. yang, called “sister Yang" by her baby bands offered the little stage for free to young musicians. Many of them are college students and newly graduates who are struggling in finding themselves musically and personally. She said she was just touched by their passion for things they love, and she simply wanted to support this kind of attitude of searching and life style in progress.
Please don't tell me they sound similar with some other bands. It is just so refreshing to hear the new voices, seeing so many young faces together, here in Chengdu. The contrast of old and new in this city always amazes me. And the balance of urban scene and wonderful nature always make my trip exciting. I am going out of Chengdu next week and need find some travel companions, so many people inside, easy, right? See you next week, I am Yanling
篇一：描写火车站的句子
描写【描写成都的特色的句子】
火车站的句子
描写火车站的句子
2. 元宵节后的火车站，人头攒动。这个有着十三亿人口的国家，每年最蔚为壮观的人口迁徙
就是一年一次的春运。作为一个常年漂泊在外的人，经常行走在火车站里，见惯了各种各样
的分别场面，或许对于离愁和别绪已然麻木，但是，最近一次的分离，让我的心绪久久不能
平静。
3. 那天我们一家人来到的火车站，拥挤的人群逐渐伸展开来，随着人们向前推进，我们也开
始进入了奇幻之旅。火车站在列车的行驶中远去，残留的声音回荡在记忆的每一个角落。
4. 正赶上深夜，火车站外寒风刺骨，却围满了好多拉客的出租车司机，这种时候，上出租车
就如同一块肥肉放在案板上等待着厨师来。我看了看手表，距离天亮还有将近5个小时，于
是便来到火车站的候车室，准备等到天亮时乘公交车回家。
5. 火车站广场上到处都是乘客，由于天气灾害，他们无法回到自己盼望已久的故乡。这些不
幸的乘客们又冷又饿，风餐露宿在火车站广场，思乡情久久不能断开，白天他们看着浮云终
日行，想着游子久不至。
6. 喜欢背包在火车站徘徊的感觉。昨天在火车站附近散步，大热天的看着街上天桥上人来人
往、热火朝天，内心突然有一种久违的惬意感。
7. 你也许去过南京南站，那里是目前亚洲最大的火车站，数十条铁轨排列在月台前，铁轨上
的动车、高铁，忙着运送出城的乘客。但你可能不知道在南京的浦口，也有一座曾经繁华的
火车站，这就是浦口火车站。
8. 火车站站台上挤满了人群，吵嚷声，尖叫声，抱怨声，充满了整个火车站。
9. 火车站刚刚开通，它位于诸城市的西北角，面积不大，却是烟台至临沂铁路线必不可少的
中间站。火车站的周围很干净，给人一种空旷的感觉。
10. 到了g座了，哇！原来飞机场主体都在这儿啊！一眼望去就有上千架飞机，我不是在做
梦吧！而且火车站也在这儿，还有地铁站呢！看来，龙港所有的交通工具，这儿都有，连轮
船也有呢！而且火车轨道还是逐渐下降的，每过100米下降2米，也就是说，如果火车下降
到0米时，早就已经行了400千米了，天下哪有这么怪的火车站，这是火车站吗？真奇怪。
11. 以前的火车站是一个穷乡僻壤的地方，只有一趟汽车到那，交通不发达。现在在邵阳的
南部，高楼林立，我们的火车站就建立在这个交通便利，经济发达的地方。火车站的前方有
一个宽阔的广场。
12. 不管是严热的夏天还是寒冷的冬天，火车站都有许多的人站在候车室候车，他们都十分
难受，他们多么希望有一个既凉爽又舒适的地方来歇歇脚。所以，我决定要在火车站傍开个
大型书吧，书吧内还要设有空调、电视机和两百个座位，可以给他们歇歇脚。
14. 坐过几次火车后，妈妈发现，在较大的火车站设有闸口，必须要刷卡进站和出站，但是
在较小的火车站，没有闸口，也没有工作人员查票，不管你有没有票，都敞开大门任你进进
出出。看着来来往往的人，妈妈就想，澳洲人都这么诚实吗，会不会不买票乘车呢？
15. 我们来到了火车站，在我的记忆中，火车站是破旧并且拥挤的。现在呢？只见火车站焕
然一新，火车站的墙壁白得可以照出人的影子，而且开了许多家商铺为人提供物品，还有火
车站的工作人员帮旅客的行李推上火车呢！
16. 我们到了火车站，火车站这么多人，我们在人群中被挤来挤去的，妻子紧紧地拽着我的
胳膊。我一边往前挤，一边紧紧拉着妻子，好不容易挤上火车站才松口气。坐在车上，我忍
不住想起当年我们结婚时间的情景。【描写成都的特色的句子】
17. 现在的西安火车站，面积扩大了30多倍，新的主建筑设计新颖，风格与古城协调一致。
火车站内部增设了大型双向电梯、大型的edl电子显示屏幕等。看着匆匆忙忙的旅客，西安
火车站俨然成为人们放眼看世界的窗口，承载了太多人的梦想和希望。
篇二：关于春运买票的经典搞笑句子
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春运买票的经典搞笑句子
关于春运买票的经典搞笑句子
1、 无尽的等待挡不住归乡的思情，想起离家时母亲的叮咛，归家时母亲眼中的亲情，寒风
里心中依旧充满着温暖！
2、 春运：举头望青天，何时有车票，青天不作答，贩子随声应，两张黄牛票，一踏兜里钱，
换还是不换？给还是不给？黄牛答：为了等你，俺可是三天没睡觉啦！【描写成都的特色的句子】
3、 曾道是“洛阳纸贵”，春运是“一票难求”，原来都是“春节团圆”惹的祸，但是大家都
爱这种“团圆之祸”，祝福你，票到手，乐悠悠，回家过年，跟着幸福快乐感觉走。
5、 望你望的望眼欲穿；想你想的思绪难眠；为你挤得昏天黑地；恨你害我焦躁不安。我不
知该怎样对你我那亲爱的—火车票。
7、 大河向东流，天上的星星向北流，说走咱就走，风风火火买票去，买了一天又一天，大
家买票别客气，该出手时就出手，欢欢喜喜购票乐。
8、 买票难，买票烦，排队之时苦难言。阿弥陀佛口中念，临时抱佛脚灵不显。发誓虔诚把
佛念，来生做佛做神仙，不用买票排长队，来去自如多悠然。阿弥陀佛！
9、 因为买不到回家车票，只能留在异乡一个人过年，是夜，辗转反侧不能寐，起床给广播
点歌打电话：我要点一首陈小春的“算你狠”送给本市所有的票贩子！
10、 饭不吃，水少喝，买票回家不能拖。队很长，人吆喝，手疾眼快往前挪。一不留神插队
的来，站酸双腿，老婆数落。尽盼早日结束这买票的战役，回家团圆欢乐多。
11、 有一天，我捡到了一盏阿拉丁神灯，他真的告诉我，可以满足我三个愿望，我激动地说：
“我只要一个，赐我一张春运火车票！”只见他在我面前默默发功，片刻后，他爆炸了，留下
一句遗言“人太多”！
12、 队排老远—甚感悲观，踮脚一看—帅哥在前，购票无望—怒火冲天，转身离去—帅哥
又现，丢下车票—转身就跑，连忙呼喊：同学你的车票！帅哥回眸一笑：是你的车票！祝你
可以早日买票回家。
13、 买不到票的同志们请不要灰心要为买到火车票而战斗到底，勇敢地向售票口发起攻击，
以钉子般的精神牢牢扎根于买票大军中。买到票是光明的，买票的过程是曲折的，祝福同志
们早日取得战斗的胜利，早点回家过年。
14、 我多想回到家乡，再回到你的身旁，可回家的车票真是难买，买了一天又一天，满心欢
喜去排队，两手空空又回来，车票，车票你在哪里？
16、 昨夜排队等候，终于站到票口。试问售票员，却道末张已经出售。知否？知否？我已等
得须长腿瘦。
17、 春运时节，人潮涌动，排着长长的队，望着远远的窗，揣着满满的钱，等着急急的票，
守着苦苦的心，站在队伍最后，我才真正的体会到了什么叫龙的传人...
19、 想送你一对翅膀，又怕别人说你是‘鸟人’，想送你一片筋斗云，又怕别人说那是‘浮
云’，只好发个短信祝福你，愿你买票不用排队，上车就能呼呼入睡，一路无阻平安回去，回
家过年吉祥如意。
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