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“Travel Squad” Becomes A Popular Trip Style Among the Youth
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Watching the flag-raising ceremony at Tian'anmen Square, visiting the 720,000 square meters Palace Museum, trotting through old hutongs in the heartland of the Chinese capital, rowing a boat in past emperors' garden of Summer Palace, trying out local snacks and roast duck and even taking a glimpse into the National Museum of China________ relics ________(discover) across the country are preserved and exhibited …
It seems ________(be) a typical week-long itinerary to Beijing, except some people decided to "punch in" all the spots within 48 hours, because they are not ordinary travelers, ________"tourist special troops." The super-tight schedule of a Beijing trip immediately went viral after being shared online, with people suspecting its authenticity since it is not a supposedly relaxing trip but more like an intense "special forces" training. (翻译:
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But some people copied the itinerary, including Ruotong, a junior year student who just spent a "crazy" weekend with her high school friend surnamed Wei ________(come) to travel in Beijing. We found on platforms like Xiaohongshu and Douyin that some young people, usually college students ________a really tight budget, spend the night at 24-hour restaurants like McDonalds' and Haidilao hotpot rather than booking a hotel room to save money. Some also use nighttime to transport and the daytime for sightseeing spots.
According to the online travel service Trip.com(携程), the travel squads prefer places where tourist resorts are concentrated in the city and urban transportation is convenient. During the one-day Qingming holiday, 62 percent of the post-2000 travelers ________(take) overnight transportation to