How to relativize any concern:
Visualize yourself by placing the problem before you.Now imagine yourself in a street, a neighbourhood, a city, a province, a country, a continent... of a planet.
The Earth is only one of the planets that orbit the Sun. And the Sun is only one of the billions of stars that exist in our galaxy.
(Yes, digest that from "billions").
In turn, it is estimated that there are a couple of "trillions" of galaxies similar to ours in the known Universe...Now look at your problem again.Don't tell me it's not completely ridiculous, whatever it is…
Glad to call Shanghai my home for the upcoming 6 months 🇨🇳 let the adventure begin 🤙🏻.
Missing the city right now 💔Hopefully I will be back once things are back to normal. Here’s my little river cruise at The Bund.
⛩ Our journey should be a visual aid "from the other side")
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Although we didn't get to see everything, the most important thing (‼️which is what I needed) was the emotions received, 360 degrees different from what one feels in Wuhan.❤️Thank you to everyone who was worried about us and followed the stories all the time!In contrast to the industrialised city of Wuhan, Luoyang is a quaint little town with a long history.
The narrow roads, hundreds of passing rickshaws and the smell of food from the streets will catch your eye as you enter the city! You won't be left out either!)But be warned, the only rule on the road is gumption! The rules of the road are de jure, but de facto, you have to be a shrewd windbagger not to miss a turn or a passing bicycle with a trailer).
But most importantly, you can really get a sense of the China I missed! It's authentic, unadorned and often amusing! If you've been to China, you'll know what I mean.)I still haven't managed to tidy up all the videos and photos on my Camera ! I need some time) In the meantime, let's go home!Molly's waiting for us there 🙏🏻.
Photos EOS 4000D.