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2011.10.2 红原游记

继5·1牛背山之后，emma和我又一直背包上阵。这次纠结很久以后，决定去红原一线。去之前拟定了很多方案，但是基本都是因为人多而选择了放弃，比如，康定，泸沽湖，西双版纳。

红原位于四川西北方向，风景见图，位置见图。

出发前基本上没有怎么准备，还是老样子，在家看地图，查攻略。1号的时候，大家互通了一下电话，然后就早早睡了。2号一大早就爬起来，结果起来早了。在大街上傻等了近一个小时，emma才晃悠悠得跑出来。过了一会儿，依次见到罗老师（带无敌兔+小白的），陈叔叔（此次出行团长，大家爱嘲笑他的糖尿病），李X（D90+GF2）。

大队伍8点的时候就到达成灌高速收费站，结果还是难以避免被堵的命运。没有走上高速，我们绕道走老路，直到下午一点半，大家才又在映秀碰头（之前由于堵着，大家都走散了）。大家在车上随便吃了些干粮，就继续往下走了。

晚上到达松潘。天气已经变得比较冷了，客栈老板说若尔盖都下雪了。后来的确见到雪了，这是后话。第一天，一路都是在车上，没有啥可看可玩的。路过映秀的时候，看见外面的建筑修剪得很好。如果不是一些标语的话，似乎没有人知道这里3年前的大地震。

第二天一路前行。路过若尔盖，没有去花湖，听说已经关闭维护了。也没有去郎木寺，现在回想那时候去应该也没有啥看头，就折道往唐克，红原前行。这一路上，全部都是草地，牦牛，雪山。看到视觉疲劳......
到唐克的时候在飘雨夹雪，黄河九曲第一湾每一偶想象中的那么漂亮了。
夜宿瓦切的一个藏民家里。没有遇到那种很是野蛮的藏民，倒是遇到一个老实的藏民，还给我们看藏刀。很是漂亮。
晚上捉鬼。

第三天前往红原。天气终于放晴。

一大早逛了经幡塔林，里面好多经幡。也知道了，下次拍经幡要钻进去拍。:)

晴天下的红原大草原很美丽，她的极致应该就是“月亮湾”了。


一路就在这样的天气下一路前行，心情也随着天气而变好。
夜宿古尔沟，但是大家都不想那么快回去，好不容易天气才好。

最后一天，大家都起来的很迟。起来以后，大部队打算去米亚罗看红叶，结果一路从米亚罗景区门口开过好一会儿才反应过来。- - 不想回头的我们选择了去毕棚沟。天气不错，风景不错，只欠佳人。

和你在一起，走到天涯海角~

小时候，梦想着有那么一个书架，装满许许多多的书。贪婪的我，总会在某个下午泡在书堆里。

跑起来不错不错，空气很好，人很少，风景不错，就是没有几个MM。

那群飞蛾扑火。就像爱情，有时候，知道自己会粉身碎骨，依旧扑火；更有时候，从一开始，就不知道这是一场没有结果的长跑。

2011.5·1
去牛背山暴走+自虐去了，山上打雷，下雨，刮风，下雪，起雾，就是看不见好天气，什么都没有看见。
下次还是要去风景好的，也要带上好相机。D90估计又要等一年去了，唉~

最近成都的还是寒意十足，心情也有些时好时坏。每每这个时候，自己总会怀念丽江的蓝天，阳光和清吧。

我：我今天去成电收阳光啦！
豆豆：好啊！那就可以种豌豆射手了！

9月8日去了西安，一是公司举行的员工活动，集体去了西安；二则是去参加lily的婚礼；三则去见见老同学们。

本来近来感情的问题，自己希望能够离开成都，去西安上班。但是后来还是想呆在成都，自己毕竟不能够这么感情用事，就算自己离开了成都，如果说自己 心里放不下，跑到天涯海角都是解决不了问题的。权当去西安是散散心吧！

lily是我师傅，一日为师，终生为师哈~早早就给我说要我好好加油锻炼，争取在城墙马拉松上面拿奖品，然后我的奖品都归她。我口头上面满是答 应，但是还是没有去锻炼：谁让我在Endurance这个team里面呢！后来城墙马拉松上面，成绩果然比去年落了几个名次，lily说："正 常！经过Endurance经过一年的磨练，都这个样子了。"（PS：为什么Uncle比去年还好呢？难道是因为他知道Endurance的水深 火热，早早跑到Architecture去了。）由于是折返跑，由西安城墙的南门到东门再折回，我想还是和去年一样，前半截按照自己的速度，不是 很快得跑。结果早早就发现有人回来了，自己一下意识到"遭了，算错了。"我就开始努力跑啊，一个一个地超，最后追到了第八。到那奖品的时候，自己 一下又无语了：去年杯具，今年餐具。心里不禁问一句：敢问，明年会是什么呢？敢不敢来个洗具？

lily的婚礼是在9月9日，就是城墙跑步的前一天。我向她要了照片，还有一些视频。参加完了以后，两个感觉：
1. chuan会给lily最好的。
2. 我也要给她最好的。

这次还是对不住猴子他们。本来说这次还是要好好聚聚的，但是时间安排的满满的，根本抽不出时间来。真希望自己能够和猴子聊聊软件方面的东西，希望 他能够帮我更多。还好有锤子照顾我，也没有机会陪锤子，回去就呼啦呼啦了。

Phoenix Zhong

9号到西安参加了lily的婚礼，感觉就是脑袋一热：chuan会给lily最好的。

他们会去康定拍婚纱照，会去西藏旅游，会举办一个只邀请40来个人的婚礼。

chuan会说，“不要骑自行车，至少也要开一辆车带lily出去玩。”

我以为，我只会接触到那种吵闹的婚礼。但是，现在没有了。

A fun picture from flickr.com.
--Phoenix

公司Employee Day，组织成都的Team到西安去参加城墙Marathon活动。蹭这次机会，自己又回了一次西安。

1. 城墙Marathon 我和猴子，瓜他们说我去压城墙去了，只是一不小心压出一个第四名来。男的8KM，女的5KM，暂时不考虑非男非女类。
   
2. 西安 很久以前就想看西安的夜景了，由于担心晚上找不到睡的地方，所以一直搁置着。这次有机会重回西安，Nice~
   
3. 西电后街 璐儿说了N次要西电后街的照片，自己连大学最后都没有抽时间去抓几个回来。蹭这次机会，拿了几张。
   

   姐弟俩的土豆粉

   阿慧，重庆家常

   芳芳，怡湘居（后来开了好多新店）

   有机会可以去武汉吃周黑鸭，撑不住地辣~~

   这个就不介绍了，好网上面关于这里的XX门还少么？

   这样的结果就是瓜又一次翻墙出来了。。。

   璐儿，知道这里是哪儿不？下面的呢？

4. 重回西安，感触颇多的。中午和蛋，猴子，瓜他们一起吃了火锅，我倒是吃得happy的，可怜了瓜不能够吃麻的，嘿嘿！本来打算下午一起去星巴克装逼的，但是一时没有找到，就随便在一个咖啡屋里面泡了一个下午。四个人，不同的经历：瓜考研了；蛋去军工，现在在西安委培；猴子准备再次考研；我，工作。大学，房子，找女朋友不可避免成为四个人的话题了。但是，至少自己明白了一点：如果自己要考研，自己的研究生应该是怎么样的生活。
   记得当初找工作就是因为不知道考研要干什么，为什么要考研，当时就给自己说，"可能会回来考研，但是要让我先知道为什么要考研！"放弃了考研，走上了工作之路。

1949: The People's Republic Is Born Mao Zedong declares the founding of the People's Republic of China on Oct. 1 in Beijing's Tiananmen Square.

1958: A "Great Leap Forward" Employees of the Shin Chiao Hotel in Beijing build a rudimentary smelting steel furnace in the hotel courtyard in October. The Great Leap Forward, a scheme for mass industralization and collectivized farming designed as a Five-Year Plan from 1958 to 1963, was abandoned early after it led to widespread famine and the deaths of millions.

1959: The Dalai Lama Flees Tibet Tibetan leader the Dalai Lama, sixth from left, rests with members of an escape party who protected him during his flight across the Himalayas to exile. The Dalai Lama left the Tibetan capital, Lhasa, on the night of March 17 after a failed Tibetan uprising against Chinese rule.

1966: The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution Chinese Red Guards publicly parade their victims, who wear dunce caps and signs proclaiming their crimes, through the streets of Beijing. The Cultural Revolution of 1966-1976 unleashed radicalized youth against so-called antirevolutionary groups who protested Mao's policies. This photo's date is unknown.

1969: A Cult of Personality Red Guards parade through street carrying red flags and a portrait of Mao Zedong. The Cultural Revolution was launched by Mao in part to regain control of the party after the disasters of the Great Leap Forward, but its extremities shaped up to be another destructive period in modern China's history.

1972: President Nixon Pays a Visit U.S. President Richard Nixon watches Premier Zhou Enlai eat at a banquet in Shanghai on Feb. 28. Nixon was the first President to visit the People's Republic; his trip paved the way for formal diplomatic relations between the two countries.

1981: Confronting Past Excesses Jiang Qing, Mao Zedong's widow, was sentenced to death on Jan. 25 for her role in the Cultural Revolution. Jiang and three other top leaders who formed the Gang of Four were arrested a month after Mao's death in 1976, marking what most consider the true end of the Cultural Revolution era, despite Mao having declared it to be officially over years before. Jiang's sentence was later commuted to life imprisonment.

1984: "Socialism with Chinese Characteristics" Paramount leader Deng Xiaoping visits Shenzhen, once a humble fishing village in southern China until it was turned into the nation's first special economic zone (SEZ) in 1980. Today Shenzhen is considered one of the megacities of the world, with a population 32 times what it was before becoming an SEZ, and is ranked as having the highest quality of life in China.

1989: Massacre in Tiananmen Square The People's Liberation Army cracks down on peaceful pro-democracy demonstrators in June, killing hundreds. In the months before, up to a million student protesters had gathered in the heart of Beijing to demand greater freedom of speech and the resignation of Deng Xiaoping, who declared martial law on May 19, sparking a standoff that ended in the tragedy witnessed worldwide.

1997: The Handover of Hong Kong Members of the combined Chinese armed-forces color guard raise the Chinese flag at the Hong Kong Convention Center on June 30, marking the moment Hong Kong returned to China after 155 years of British rule. Macau, a longtime colony of Portgual, was handed over two years later.

1999: Popular Anti-Americanism Chinese policemen surround the U.S. embassy in Beijing on May 10 to prevent demonstrators from storming the compound, following the accidental NATO bombing of the Chinese embassy in Belgrade. Tens of thousands besieged the U.S. embassy for three days, attacking it with chunks of concrete and glasses.

2003: An Unwanted Export Chinese paramedics tend to a man suspected of suffering from Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) after he collapsed in public in Wuhan, the capital of Hubei province, on April 29. SARS spread from southern China around the world, causing massive economic losses and eventually leading to a shake-up in the country's murky health sector.

2003: The First Taikonaut Staff members examine the re-entry capsule of Shenzhou-5, China's first manned spacecraft, in China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region on Oct. 16. Yang Liwei, China's first astronaut, or taikonaut, emerged safely.

2008: Tibetans Mark Anniversary Tibetans throw stones at army vehicles on a street in the Tibetan capital of Lhasa after violent protests broke out on March 14. Tibetans were commemorating the 1959 uprising against the Chinese that led to the Dalai Lama's flight and exile.

2008: Disaster Response Troops help a victim of the earthquake in Sichuan province that killed an estimated 70,000 people on May 12. Though faulty state-built infrastructure was partially responsible for the magnitude of the disaster, Beijing was lauded for its fast and thorough response.

2008: Olympic Dreams Fireworks explode above the stadium roof during the Opening Ceremony for the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics at the National Stadium on Aug. 8. The Olympics were seen as a "coming out" party for a more modern and growing China on the global stage, and preparation and security for the event were extensi

2008: Public Shame People holding babies who drank tainted milk powders queue to receive Type B ultrasonic examination in a hospital on Sept. 17 in Hubei province. At the time, three infants had already died from melamine-contaminated milk and 6,244 had been sickened, causing a outcry both within China and from countries around the world who rely on Chinese food imports.

2009: Riots in Xinjiang Ethnic Uighur women grab a riot policeman as they protest in Urumqi in the far west province of Xinjiang on July 7. Police fired tear gas to disperse thousands of Han Chinese protesters armed with makeshift weapons. Clashes between the minority Muslim Uighurs and majority Han Chinese claimed hundreds of lives, leading to a security lockdown in the region that lasted for months.

From: http://www.time.com/time/world