Visiting outer space is still a far dream for anyone who isn’t an astronaut, but a day trip to the stars is already open for people to order!

A new company is planning tests with passengers. 【小题1】 has big plans to run up to 500 flights from different places across the country by 2024. If successful, reaching the outer side of space could be as 【小题2】 as flying abroad in a few years’ time. The【小题3】 will be for spacemen and up to eight passengers to travel in Neptune, a capsule (太空舱) tied to a balloon the size of a football field.

They will 【小题4】 slowly upwards right to the side of space, 30 km away from the earth. There, space tourists will be able to 【小题5】 back at the earth and out to dark space and the sight of millions of stars. The travel will take six 【小题6】, less than a day. It may 【小题7】 over 100,000 dollars. One 【小题8】 may be the difficulty of landing back on the earth. The balloon moves back down from space 【小题9】 it falls down in the sea. Passengers, spacemen, capsule and balloon are then gotten back 【小题10】 ship.

Space travel may soon be a reality, but how visitors get there is still a very open question.

Watching the flag-raising ceremony at Tian’anmen Square, visiting the 720,000 square meters Palace Museum, walking through old hutongs in the heartland of the Chinese capital, offering incense (上香) at the very “efficacious (灵验的)” Yonghe Lama Temple, rowing a boat in past emperors’ garden of Summer Palace, trying out local snacks and roast duck (烤鸭) and even visiting the National Museum of China w【小题1】 relics (文物) discovered across the country are exhibited (展览).

It seems to be a week-long trip to Beijing. Some people decided to “punch in (打卡)” all the spots within 48 hours, b【小题2】 they are not common travelers, but “tourist special troops (特种兵式旅游).”

On platforms (平台) like Xiaohongshu and Douyin, some young people, usually college students are not with e【小题3】 money, spending the night at 24-hour restaurants like McDonalds’ and Haidilao hotpot rather than b【小题4】 a hotel room to save money. Some also use nighttime to transport and the daytime for enjoying the spots.

“I walked 35,000 steps on Saturday but the usual number on university is f【小题5】 than 8,000.” “Last time I felt so tired was after the military training (军训). It was crazy but also of much fun.”

According to the online travel service Trip. com, the travelers p【小题6】 places where tourist resorts are crowded in the city. During the one-day Qingming holiday, 62 percent of the post-2000 t【小题7】 took overnight transportation (过夜交通工具) while more than 30 percent of the group v【小题8】 more than four tourist spots in a day.

“I may not have enough time to travel around, but at least I can enjoy m【小题9】 trips on weekends.” “We spend a lot of time finding out the spots and routes, reading others’ travel notes to have a special trip and get immersed into (投入) the place when we arrive.” “My body could be tired, but the e【小题10】 of seeing fresh things bring a new meaning to our minds.”

Traveling often brings us pleasure. Last summer, I visited Mount Wuyi with my parents. Mount Wuyi lies 【小题1】 the northwest of Fujian. It’s famous for green forests, clear water and nice tea. Every year, thousands of people go 【小题2】 (travel) there on vacation.

I 【小题3】 (book) three train tickets online. The train should start at 8:00, but it was late. We had to wait. When we finally got on the train, it was 9:00. What’s 【小题4】 (bad), there was something wrong with the air conditioner. I couldn’t stand the high temperature and the terrible smell in the carriage (车厢). As 【小题5】 as the train arrived, I ran out quickly.

A tour bus took 【小题6】 (we) to the foot of the mountain. We rented three bicycles to ride on.

It was too hot. We kept drinking along the way. We were tasting delicious Wuyi Tea when it rained 【小题7】 (sudden). Riding in the rain became more difficult. I fell down 【小题8】 I wasn’t hurt. I felt too tired to ride on. After overcoming (克服) all 【小题9】 (kind) of difficulties, we finally reached the top of the mountain.

In 【小题10】 word, the trip was terrible. But we enjoyed ourselves.