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Entering Mexico: The rain is over Arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border crossing After saying goodbye to our friend Keive in San Diego today, harry and I continued south toward the U.S.-Mexico border. There are many vendors and currency exchange points near the border, usually for the convenience of people traveling between the two countries. I […]

Today is the most ordinary day for many people, but for Harry and I it may have a different meaning, because our journey to the southern hemisphere has officially begun. We said goodbye to John and Auntie Zheng, left Los Angeles, and headed south along the Pacific Coast Highway towards San Diego. The sunny Pacific

Why Los Angeles Chinatown is declining Next door lived a Chinese man from the Dongbei China who was very outgoing and talkative. He had a bicycle, originally white, but now it was covered with black soot and just like had a story written all over it. He rides this bike every afternoon to work at

I haven’t slept much all night, and jet lag has always been a test for me. Early in the morning, when I heard the birdsong outside, I woke up and started writing in my journal, which helps me not to forget something. After a while, Aunt Zheng and John started to prepare breakfast, because today

The scent of flowers in October has a taste of thoughts; it is the taste of home; it is the taste of the heart full of parting sorrow when you are about to travel far away. I got into Master Chen’s car, and this time only Harry and I were left. The car drove on

Beginning of the story This is the place where our dreams begin. We wait here, we grow up here. It was a joy to ride bikes with my buddies when I was a kid. The small town wasn’t big but we would always ride for a long time, from this end to the other end