Last weekend, which I had expected for such a long time, finally came to the end. We came back tiredly. It didn’t bring much surprise to me, but really did broaden my eyes.
When I was in the Busch Garden, I did feel that I was in a foreign country. I’ve never saw such a large crowd of foreigners, who had different colors of skin, hairs, and eyes, in my life. But the games there didn’t fit me very well. I didn’t know the reason. Maybe I was not in my condition that day. After the first ride I took, I felt not well physically. But if in Beijing, I could play this kind of game a whole day.
On the way to the Virginia Beach, I enjoyed the scene beside the highway. Though there were only green trees and blue sky, it’s still really hard to see in China.
One of the most attractive things was the first time I saw the sea. I’ve been to the seaside in China, but it was just a bay. This time, it was the Atlantic Ocean. I would never forget the sight that I first came into the hotel room and saw though the balcony. It’s really amazing.
The next day, we spent the whole day at the seaside. The sea was really very salty—after I drank it by accident I concluded, so did the wind. My entire body was salty too, when I spent the day there. Unfortunately, it became cloudy and windy in the afternoon. The wave became stronger either. So we had to go back.
At night, I hung out with one of my friends, from crowded until quite. I found I was braver than I had though. I never felt scare when I was living in a completely strange place. Maybe because I have friends beside me.