I walk between Northeast China and Guangxi every year, mostly by green train. The more high-end ones are Z-shaped trains, and the lower ones are K-shaped trains.
If you take a long ride, you have to think about eating, which is a big thing in your trip!
I've seen people who take the train and eat pancakes, and we like to eat pancakes because from a nutritional point of view, it's corn, and it's a product of coarse grains. However, if you eat a large pancake on the train, it seems that it is a bit difficult to save face.
Sitting on the train is more about eating instant noodles, which is simple and easy. It's not arrogant, it's sincerely saying that I don't like to eat that.
Because the noodles soaked on the train are not like those cooked in a pot at home, it has been soaked for too long and has a poor taste. After eating it, I felt nauseous and it was really hard to swallow.
Sometimes you get off the train at the big station to buy it, and you can get off the bus to buy it at the big station you pass through, when you are close to the meal. Because the parking time of the big station is about 10 minutes, and there are generally sales points at the big station, ** boxed lunches, bread and convenience food, there is a certain selectivity.
I also choose to bring my own self-heating lunch box. I think this is better, the rice cooked after self-heating is hot, freshly cooked, there are meals and vegetables, and it is really comfortable to eat a meal. It brings comfort to a shaking stomach that is constantly on the move.
I also envy those who travel in groups, they may be close relatives, or they may be good friends. They carried a lot of good food, wine, meat, and vegetables. They ate and drank and chatted, and talked loudly, all over the world, everywhere.
They sometimes disturb everyone's quietness. But their approach is also a form of relief for boredom during the journey.
Season 1 of the Living Rising Star Project