(This article is the third part of a series.) After planning for more than half a month, I started a real-life practice of “being on the road.” From Beijing to Hangzhou, sixty-one bus rides stitched together the happiest nine days of my 2024. No interruptions, escaping reality, backpack on my shoulders, canvas tote in hand — all I needed to do was move forward, observe along the way, experience as much as possible, and feel everything with a calm heart.

(This article is the second part of a series.) After planning for more than half a month, I started a real-life practice of “being on the road.” From Beijing to Hangzhou, sixty-one bus rides stitched together the happiest nine days of my 2024. No interruptions, escaping reality, backpack on my shoulders, canvas tote in hand — all I needed to do was move forward, observe along the way, experience as much as possible, and feel everything with a calm heart.

(This article is the first part of a series.) After planning for more than half a month, I started a real-life practice of “being on the road.” From Beijing to Hangzhou, sixty-one bus rides stitched together the happiest nine days of my 2024. No interruptions, escaping reality, backpack on my shoulders, canvas tote in hand — all I needed to do was move forward, observe along the way, experience as much as possible, and feel everything with a calm heart.

A travel memoir, eleven months late. The story of a 48-hour journey from San Diego to Abu Dhabi for the IROS conference, and the unforgettable challenges, encounters, gains, and growth that shaped me along the way.

Not that obscure, just a bit counterintuitive (to me).

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