When I returned to the hotel, I was completely torn apart.

The author Jun ran from the East Sixth Ring Road to the West Sixth Ring Road in Beijing, and then from the West Sixth Ring Road to the East Sixth Ring Road, which is equivalent to crossing the entire imperial capital several times.

Beijing is indeed a large city, but it seems to be an ordinary city in equal proportions, and two copy shops in other cities that are tens of meters apart may be several kilometers apart in Beijing.

The author ran for two hours in the sun to find a copy shop, and did not hesitate to go deep into a street that looked like a rural town to search for a façade less than two meters wide, but the door was still locked!

I've always thought that urbanization has widened the distance between people, and that everyone in the bustling city is an island, and you have to paddle your dinghy across the strait to meet people. In a sense, the widening of human distance has given birth to the birth and development of transportation, when you need to cross the ocean, there are ships and planes in the world, when you need to cross the city, there are trains and cars in the world, and when you are no longer willing to hike even the last few kilometers in front of your home, there is Mobike and OfO in the world.

The author took the bus for more than 20 kilometers, and then rode the OfO through the last three kilometers back to the hotel.

(The author Jun originally wanted to go to Linglong today to have a look, but unfortunately he didn't find its specific address, and he saw that there was not enough time, so he had to give up.) ）

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