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Week Eight
第8周
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Many people might search online for answers to questions like whether new energy vehicles are suitable
for use on high plateaus as they prepare for a road trip to the Tibet autonomous region,but Mu Yiping and his
wife,Tan Yan,focused on something else.
Like so many others,the young couple from Chongqing traveled to the region to enjoy the enchanting sight
of peach blossoms in late March,but what set them apart was that they had come with a mobile coffee van(
)"I have been looking forward to visiting Tibet for a long time,"said Mu,32."And then I had the idea of
starting a mobile coffee van business to allow me to fund my travels as I enjoyed the trip."
To ensure they reached Nyingchi city before peach blossom season,they left Chongqing in late February.
While crossing a mountain pass at about 4,400 meters,they were stuck for two days due to heavy snowfall and
had to eat and sleep in the van."Once we hit the road,we discovered that the trip might not be quite as wonderful
as we had imagined.We often had unexpected problems with water and power,and it was also difficult to buy
supplies on the road,"Tan said.
But as their mountain journey continued,so did their progress with their coffee business,which they would
set up beside the road during traffic jams.They also began to serve new drinks with a Tibetan twist.
In mid-March,as the peach trees were still budding,the couple arrived in Bomi county in Nyingchi and
decided to stay there for a while.Despite the exhausting drive,the stunning views made it all worthwhile.They
stayed for 20 days in Bomi,eagerly waiting for pink peach flowers to cover the mountainside.
"The sight was amazing and really made our day,"Mu said."Compared with my last visit,I have noticed
significant improvements in the quality of public infrastructure such as roads and scenic spots,which now offer
quality services.Whether it's camping or self-driving tours,everything is so convenient in Tibet,"Mu said.
(江苏省如皋中学高三阶段测试)
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