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I wouldn’t be the person I am today if I never traveled. Traveling has given me tons of great lessons that I’ll never forget.


1. Appreciating another culture

Learning about another culture in school is one thing,but actually experiencing it is another.    1     You can visit art museums,watch landmarks,or just stop at a café. Before you know it,you’ll pick up on local customs or fall in love with unfamiliar foods.


2. The pleasure of unplugging from social media

Social media takes up a lot of our time and it's really distracting and even damaging.So for me,when I travel I love the fact that I'm often cut off from any Internet.I stop caring about what others are doing and instead focus on having fun.     2    


3. Exploring your capability(能力)

    3     It brings the best out of you.As a shy person.I feel a sense of pride when I make friends with complete strangers or talk in broken foreign languages.Travelling has truly changed me in the best way.Now,whatever happens,I’m capable of meeting the challenge !


4. Patience

I have never taken a vacation where nothing goes wrong.I ever lost my luggage,got hopelessly confused with directions,and waited 5 hours on a train that broke down mid journey.    4     Unexpected things can happen at any moment.The accidents traveling throws your way teaches you to be more patient with your everyday problems.


5. The world isn’t as scary as you think

If you watch the news as much as I do, it's easy to start thinking that the entire world is a scary,dangerous place.    5     But in general,the average country is just as safe as the one you live in now.Why let your fear prevent you?

A.Travelling is a transforming experience.
B.Life doesn’t always go according to plan.
C.Travelling,however,let’s us stop and enjoy the moment.
D.The world is a giant place,and we each just make up a tiny part of it.
E.I find a life behind a screen can never compare with a life being lived fully.
F.It’s important when travelling to keep your wisdom and take special precautions.
G.Traveling exposes you to people and lifestyles quite different from those back at home.
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