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Fly China🇨🇳

Travel to China is a little easy. 🤣

What reviewers rarely say... 🇨🇳

Sometimes we sit through the review and feel like we're on the trail, pretty everywhere, but in that beauty, there's something to trade for...

👉 if it starts... flying for a second and three hours! This one makes sense that there's definitely another sequel. 🙂 ↕️

👉, each Chinese trip is so remote, some take a day's ride to travel for a few hours. This is true.

👉 If you have to go to the parks, you have to check and calculate the time well, because many parks have arrived and haven't traveled yet, haha. You have to change cars, get on baskets, walk around, disappear for 2 hours. You haven't reached the tourist spot yet. 🤣

👉 Some tourist places only have to book tickets online before, sometimes it is difficult to book. Limit people again. There must be a wechat there. Whoever comes to the event, this one may not have a ticket.

👉 Don't come to the holidays or even Saturday-Tit if you can avoid it, especially the amusement parks.

👉 Chinese travel may not be suitable for everyone. They have many cultures that Thai people may not like, such as cigarettes everywhere 😅. The bathroom is okay but squatting is 80%. / Most do not have a toilet line. / Sangkyu still meets some. / Akong Ama is unique, but he is cute to try talking.

👉 other things like safety, cleanliness, food, travel, things are dozens of times better than before. Come on. Let's open up to this day in China. ❤️

... that you can think of something like this. Any of you want to add more comments? 🙏# Travel to China by yourself # China # Travel to China

2025/11/16 Edited to

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