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So how does one get home when millions of others are doing the same thing? How can someone avoid traffic jams, flight delays, and sold-out tickets? Just ride a bike home!
當(dāng)其他人都坐火車回家的時候，你是如何回家的呢？
Recently a 26-year-old girl nicknamed "Yanzi" grabbed attention on China's biggest microblog, sina weibo. Working in Beijing, she will ride a total of 2,000 kilometres to her hometown in southwest China's Sichuan province. An avid cycler, she plans to ride about 150 kilometres everyday for 15 days.
近日，一位名為“燕子”的26歲女孩在新浪微博上獲得了關(guān)注。在北京工作的“燕子”將騎行2000多公里回到家鄉(xiāng)—四川。她計劃每天騎行150公里，共騎行15天。
Beginning last Sunday, she was warmly welcomed by other cycling enthusiasts along her route. As the country has been choking on smog this past year, she hopes more and more people will join her to get some exercise after a year of working hard, while also helping to protect the environment.
上周日開始騎行的她，受到了同路騎行者的熱烈歡迎。因為，去年中國大部分地區(qū)漫天霧霾，她希望越來越多的人能同她一道在一年的辛苦工作后能進(jìn)行一些鍛煉，同時也希望這樣做可以為保護(hù)環(huán)境盡綿薄之力。
