Watching the stars while lying in a tent hotel     1     sitting under a large outdoor shade with a cup of coffee certainly sounds like an appealing treat. Chinese travelers are savoring such experiences, as g lamping (豪华露营) has emerged as a new vacation trend.

During the recent holiday, Zhao Yue from Beijing joined her friends for a vacation in a camping site in the Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Gannan.

Located at     2     average altitude (海拔) of 3,000 meters, a vast grassland there offers the perfect     3    (relax) in nature. The site has a row of camping tents as well as steel-framed tents with Tibetan-style decorations and modern     4    (facility) , offering campers like Zhao a mix of tradition and luxury.

“The hotel is     5     fantastic nature meets modern luxury, and spending a night there, surrounded by mountains, is like living in the nature,” Zhao said. Although a room cost 1,000 yuan, Zhao     6    (treasure) the opportunity to relax in the natural environment.

Such tent hotels     7    (build) in forests, valleys, on the grassland, or along rivers are gaining rising popularity     8     Chinese tourists. Many travelers also prefer to set up their own tents on campgrounds by renting equipment.

Glamping, this absorbing new vacation trend, features camping with basic conveniences.     9    (like) traditional camping, it is a different way     10    (ease) the pressure of urban life with the adventure recreation.

8 . The way students spend their weekends can vary. Once you get to college, students see the weekend to forget about everything. Most of the time it is going out with friends, but when you decide to turn that down, you are looked at to be lame. What's up with this?

In college, going out can seem like the main thing that happens during the weekend. But not everyone is into that —some students study or stay in with friends, and others simply just don’t go out because it is not their type of thing. If you are one of those people who decides to stay in, you probably know the feeling of being the “lame friend”.

When students feel this way, they can also feel pressured into doing something that they originally did not want to do. Just because a person does not want to go out and party and drink does not mean that they are lame—they just have a different idea of a fun weekend.

I don’t think we should assume that everyone needs to go out during the weekend in order to have fun, and the social pressure to do so can feel broken. I will speak from my own experience: When the weekend comes around, I overthink and start to get a rush of anxiety. Why? Because I might be judged for not going out, or I might miss something if I don’t go to this specific party that everyone is going to. I’m sure there are others that feel the same way and have had similar experiences, and they don’t deserve to feel the way I do either.

We should keep in mind that individuals are going through their own personal situations, and everyone has their own reasons for not going out. Staying in and watching a movie by yourself or with friends is not a bad thing, and people should normalize that not going out on the weekends is really not the worst thing.