I'm sorry, yesterday was crazy, I can't make up for it today
Yesterday's update was posted by someone else...
Bai He went crazy yesterday. He joined a tour group with his wife and daughter to go to Shanghai to see the China Pavilion at the World Expo.
I got up at five o'clock in the morning and rushed to Jiangdong to get on the bus. It departed at six o'clock, first to Yuyao to pick up another group of people, and then to Shanghai. The three-hour drive turned into four hours. Then began a miserable life that I regret.
After queuing for more than two hours, I finally bought the ticket from 10 to 12:30. Then queuing to enter, the whole process was unexpectedly difficult. It was not until nearly 5 o'clock in the afternoon that I "smoothly" passed the security check.
In the China Pavilion, I just followed the flow of people for an hour and then came out. During the whole process, except for watching a short movie for ten minutes, there was no longer any stop.
When going back, first send the guests from Yuyao home and then return to Ningbo.
It took eight hours to drive back and forth, and seven hours of waiting in line to buy tickets and enter the venue. The actual visit was just going with the flow of people, and I didn't actually see anything. But even so, it was only one hour.
During the entire process, except for the ten minutes of watching the movie, I stood all the time during the eight hours of queuing and visiting, either walking or standing.
Anyway, I returned to Ningbo that night and took a taxi home. It was already half past ten.
Little White Crane was so exhausted that he rode Old White Crane like a horse and sat on White Crane's shoulders for more than an hour.
More importantly, there were so many people throughout the day that there was no place to buy mineral water or food. The bottle of water and some snacks that I brought with me were all given to the little white crane. The old white crane and his wife started lining up.
Until I returned to Ningbo, I didn't touch anything.
There is no place to sell water in the China Pavilion. I heard that there is drinking water, but I didn’t see it...
The resting place at the highway stop was also closed because it was too late. It was not until Ningbo that I bought mineral water and some tribute dollars and corn cobs in a convenience store to fill my stomach.
He had a meal at five o'clock in the morning. After a tiring day, he didn't eat or drink anything until around ten o'clock in the evening. After drinking a whole bottle of mineral water in one go, Bai He suspected that he was almost dying of thirst.
I went home, washed up in a hurry, and went to bed. I just got up and had a meal not long after.
Sitting in front of the computer desk, my arms couldn't be raised as if they had been chopped by knives, and my eyes were popping as if they were about to pop out of their sockets.
The little white crane is not heavy, but it was ridden on the shoulders of a first grader for more than an hour, and the consequences came out the next day.
Bai He really couldn't hold on any longer.
Please allow me to take a day off today and resume tomorrow. However, Bai He promises that starting from today, I will not go out this month. Until it is released on the shelves, I will update one more chapter every Monday, and I promise to make up for today's two chapters.
Baihe will never go to the Expo in the future. If you have friends who plan to go to the Expo, please take this as a warning.