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I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

I can’t fully explain why I felt called to go to China and learn Kung Fu. I just know it was something I had to do - faithed that I do. Maybe it started with the stories I consumed—fantasy books and films with strong female leads—and the desire to embody that strength myself. Then came the realization: I am free to choose my path, and I can actually do this. That was the moment the mission to go to China became real. 🐉

Nearly two months of daily training pushed me past limits I didn’t know I had. I showed up in rain and snow, showed up in pain, showed up not because anyone told me to, but because I made a promise to myself—to improve, to test how far discipline could take me, if I actually apply myself - no distractions.

The mind quiets in routine. When you follow the whistle, train, eat, rest—there is no space for negotiation. It made me see how much energy I waste in daily life bargaining with myself, delaying, hesitating. That same clarity and decisiveness can exist outside training.

I became physically stronger, but the deeper work was internal. I had to stop comparing myself to others and recognize that everyone has different strengths. Progress came when I focused only on myself—on being better than I was the day before.

I also had to confront the belief that I need external validation to be worthy. That pattern runs deep. The measure of progress is not whether it disappears, but how quickly I can let go of it and return to my center. ☯️

There were tears—when my body felt like it was failing me, when frustration hit because I wasn’t instantly good at something. Each time, the lesson was the same: accept, reset, continue. Improvement only came after finding resolve again - that’s the strength of the heart. 🩷

“When we train Kung Fu, we also train our heart.” @_shimiaohai

Stronger body. Stronger mind. Stronger heart. Gratitude to my Kung Fu family - I am so happy for the world that has you all in it, and to the masters who continue to pass this discipline forward. 🫸🤛
Kung fu now is part of my life.

P.S. Enjoy the full taolu stick form that I know now and will definitely be showing off to people!

#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #kungfutraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

Came for Kung Fu, staying for all these moments in between (also for Kung fu) 🩵 Very much in Chinese time of my life. 🇨🇳
Some stills for my first two and a half weeks here.
Being super grateful for this decision to come here, to feel the fear and do it anyway, and to see how much strength I really have and what my body is capable of - mostly it is capable of feeling pain in multiple places, a lot of laughter, but also I can do push-ups now! 💪
Let's see what next weeks will bring!
Xie Xie!

#kungfu #shaolin #shaolintraining

What feminine healing looks like. 🪭
Growing stronger through discipline & pain. Racing mind growing quite by each passing day. Confidence through discomfort, mastery from dedication.
Sometimes girl just needs to pack her bags and go to China to learn Kung Fu for two months.
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#kungfu #shaolinkungfu #solofemaletraveler #feminineenergy #warriorprincess

Agnese

Agnese

Agnese

Agnese

Agnese

Vēl jo projām esmu starā par @klinta.kalneja organizēto plenēru. Bilžu tik daudz, ka grūti izvēlēties ar kurām dalīties ❤️
Labprāt atkārtotu.

Modele: @gingerwwitch
Makeup un mati: @rundzane.s
Tērps: @novaliss_
Fotostudija: @uniqphotostudio

Vēl jo projām esmu starā par @klinta.kalneja organizēto plenēru. Bilžu tik daudz, ka grūti izvēlēties ar kurām dalīties ❤️
Labprāt atkārtotu.

Modele: @gingerwwitch
Makeup un mati: @rundzane.s
Tērps: @novaliss_
Fotostudija: @uniqphotostudio

Vēl jo projām esmu starā par @klinta.kalneja organizēto plenēru. Bilžu tik daudz, ka grūti izvēlēties ar kurām dalīties ❤️
Labprāt atkārtotu.

Modele: @gingerwwitch
Makeup un mati: @rundzane.s
Tērps: @novaliss_
Fotostudija: @uniqphotostudio

Vēl jo projām esmu starā par @klinta.kalneja organizēto plenēru. Bilžu tik daudz, ka grūti izvēlēties ar kurām dalīties ❤️
Labprāt atkārtotu.

Modele: @gingerwwitch
Makeup un mati: @rundzane.s
Tērps: @novaliss_
Fotostudija: @uniqphotostudio

Vēl jo projām esmu starā par @klinta.kalneja organizēto plenēru. Bilžu tik daudz, ka grūti izvēlēties ar kurām dalīties ❤️
Labprāt atkārtotu.

Modele: @gingerwwitch
Makeup un mati: @rundzane.s
Tērps: @novaliss_
Fotostudija: @uniqphotostudio

Vēl jo projām esmu starā par @klinta.kalneja organizēto plenēru. Bilžu tik daudz, ka grūti izvēlēties ar kurām dalīties ❤️
Labprāt atkārtotu.

Modele: @gingerwwitch
Makeup un mati: @rundzane.s
Tērps: @novaliss_
Fotostudija: @uniqphotostudio

Vēl jo projām esmu starā par @klinta.kalneja organizēto plenēru. Bilžu tik daudz, ka grūti izvēlēties ar kurām dalīties ❤️
Labprāt atkārtotu.

Modele: @gingerwwitch
Makeup un mati: @rundzane.s
Tērps: @novaliss_
Fotostudija: @uniqphotostudio

Vēl jo projām esmu starā par @klinta.kalneja organizēto plenēru. Bilžu tik daudz, ka grūti izvēlēties ar kurām dalīties ❤️
Labprāt atkārtotu.

Modele: @gingerwwitch
Makeup un mati: @rundzane.s
Tērps: @novaliss_
Fotostudija: @uniqphotostudio

Vēl jo projām esmu starā par @klinta.kalneja organizēto plenēru. Bilžu tik daudz, ka grūti izvēlēties ar kurām dalīties ❤️
Labprāt atkārtotu.

Modele: @gingerwwitch
Makeup un mati: @rundzane.s
Tērps: @novaliss_
Fotostudija: @uniqphotostudio

Vēl jo projām esmu starā par @klinta.kalneja organizēto plenēru. Bilžu tik daudz, ka grūti izvēlēties ar kurām dalīties ❤️
Labprāt atkārtotu.

Modele: @gingerwwitch
Makeup un mati: @rundzane.s
Tērps: @novaliss_
Fotostudija: @uniqphotostudio

Vēl jo projām esmu starā par @klinta.kalneja organizēto plenēru. Bilžu tik daudz, ka grūti izvēlēties ar kurām dalīties ❤️
Labprāt atkārtotu.

Modele: @gingerwwitch
Makeup un mati: @rundzane.s
Tērps: @novaliss_
Fotostudija: @uniqphotostudio

Vēl jo projām esmu starā par @klinta.kalneja organizēto plenēru. Bilžu tik daudz, ka grūti izvēlēties ar kurām dalīties ❤️
Labprāt atkārtotu.

Modele: @gingerwwitch
Makeup un mati: @rundzane.s
Tērps: @novaliss_
Fotostudija: @uniqphotostudio

Vēl jo projām esmu starā par @klinta.kalneja organizēto plenēru. Bilžu tik daudz, ka grūti izvēlēties ar kurām dalīties ❤️
Labprāt atkārtotu.

Modele: @gingerwwitch
Makeup un mati: @rundzane.s
Tērps: @novaliss_
Fotostudija: @uniqphotostudio

Vēl jo projām esmu starā par @klinta.kalneja organizēto plenēru. Bilžu tik daudz, ka grūti izvēlēties ar kurām dalīties ❤️
Labprāt atkārtotu.

Modele: @gingerwwitch
Makeup un mati: @rundzane.s
Tērps: @novaliss_
Fotostudija: @uniqphotostudio

Vēl jo projām esmu starā par @klinta.kalneja organizēto plenēru. Bilžu tik daudz, ka grūti izvēlēties ar kurām dalīties ❤️
Labprāt atkārtotu.

Modele: @gingerwwitch
Makeup un mati: @rundzane.s
Tērps: @novaliss_
Fotostudija: @uniqphotostudio

The vertical Kodak shots.
Love you bestie @lienlst 💙
Our friendship is like waterfall, forever flowing!
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#filmphotography

The vertical Kodak shots.
Love you bestie @lienlst 💙
Our friendship is like waterfall, forever flowing!
.
#filmphotography

The vertical Kodak shots.
Love you bestie @lienlst 💙
Our friendship is like waterfall, forever flowing!
.
#filmphotography

That joy that comes when you develop film from last year! 🥰
Look at that summer, those friends, tours across Scandinavia immortalized in snapshots.
And if I have pictures, I also have memories. Harder to auto delete memories that have pictures attached to them. 🙂‍↕️
Thank you @rihardssniegs for the Kodak, turns out I didn't lose it. 📸
Summer 2026 incoming! 🐝

That joy that comes when you develop film from last year! 🥰
Look at that summer, those friends, tours across Scandinavia immortalized in snapshots.
And if I have pictures, I also have memories. Harder to auto delete memories that have pictures attached to them. 🙂‍↕️
Thank you @rihardssniegs for the Kodak, turns out I didn't lose it. 📸
Summer 2026 incoming! 🐝

That joy that comes when you develop film from last year! 🥰
Look at that summer, those friends, tours across Scandinavia immortalized in snapshots.
And if I have pictures, I also have memories. Harder to auto delete memories that have pictures attached to them. 🙂‍↕️
Thank you @rihardssniegs for the Kodak, turns out I didn't lose it. 📸
Summer 2026 incoming! 🐝

That joy that comes when you develop film from last year! 🥰
Look at that summer, those friends, tours across Scandinavia immortalized in snapshots.
And if I have pictures, I also have memories. Harder to auto delete memories that have pictures attached to them. 🙂‍↕️
Thank you @rihardssniegs for the Kodak, turns out I didn't lose it. 📸
Summer 2026 incoming! 🐝

That joy that comes when you develop film from last year! 🥰
Look at that summer, those friends, tours across Scandinavia immortalized in snapshots.
And if I have pictures, I also have memories. Harder to auto delete memories that have pictures attached to them. 🙂‍↕️
Thank you @rihardssniegs for the Kodak, turns out I didn't lose it. 📸
Summer 2026 incoming! 🐝

That joy that comes when you develop film from last year! 🥰
Look at that summer, those friends, tours across Scandinavia immortalized in snapshots.
And if I have pictures, I also have memories. Harder to auto delete memories that have pictures attached to them. 🙂‍↕️
Thank you @rihardssniegs for the Kodak, turns out I didn't lose it. 📸
Summer 2026 incoming! 🐝

That joy that comes when you develop film from last year! 🥰
Look at that summer, those friends, tours across Scandinavia immortalized in snapshots.
And if I have pictures, I also have memories. Harder to auto delete memories that have pictures attached to them. 🙂‍↕️
Thank you @rihardssniegs for the Kodak, turns out I didn't lose it. 📸
Summer 2026 incoming! 🐝

That joy that comes when you develop film from last year! 🥰
Look at that summer, those friends, tours across Scandinavia immortalized in snapshots.
And if I have pictures, I also have memories. Harder to auto delete memories that have pictures attached to them. 🙂‍↕️
Thank you @rihardssniegs for the Kodak, turns out I didn't lose it. 📸
Summer 2026 incoming! 🐝

That joy that comes when you develop film from last year! 🥰
Look at that summer, those friends, tours across Scandinavia immortalized in snapshots.
And if I have pictures, I also have memories. Harder to auto delete memories that have pictures attached to them. 🙂‍↕️
Thank you @rihardssniegs for the Kodak, turns out I didn't lose it. 📸
Summer 2026 incoming! 🐝

That joy that comes when you develop film from last year! 🥰
Look at that summer, those friends, tours across Scandinavia immortalized in snapshots.
And if I have pictures, I also have memories. Harder to auto delete memories that have pictures attached to them. 🙂‍↕️
Thank you @rihardssniegs for the Kodak, turns out I didn't lose it. 📸
Summer 2026 incoming! 🐝

That joy that comes when you develop film from last year! 🥰
Look at that summer, those friends, tours across Scandinavia immortalized in snapshots.
And if I have pictures, I also have memories. Harder to auto delete memories that have pictures attached to them. 🙂‍↕️
Thank you @rihardssniegs for the Kodak, turns out I didn't lose it. 📸
Summer 2026 incoming! 🐝

That joy that comes when you develop film from last year! 🥰
Look at that summer, those friends, tours across Scandinavia immortalized in snapshots.
And if I have pictures, I also have memories. Harder to auto delete memories that have pictures attached to them. 🙂‍↕️
Thank you @rihardssniegs for the Kodak, turns out I didn't lose it. 📸
Summer 2026 incoming! 🐝

That joy that comes when you develop film from last year! 🥰
Look at that summer, those friends, tours across Scandinavia immortalized in snapshots.
And if I have pictures, I also have memories. Harder to auto delete memories that have pictures attached to them. 🙂‍↕️
Thank you @rihardssniegs for the Kodak, turns out I didn't lose it. 📸
Summer 2026 incoming! 🐝

But what stories I'm able to tell! 🧙‍♀️ Your crazy auntie doing all the things you are probably too comfortable to try.
Go out! Make a splash!
Travel to that destination you have always dreamed of!
Pick up weird hobby!
Try that dish you never had!
Live a little, my darling! 🌟

#solofemaletraveler #solotraveller #asiatravels

Should pick up you! 🌹
And throw you on the ground, because maybe wrestling?
So many things to try and experience and only this lifetime.✨
If you are brave enough you can send in your application tho. ⚔️
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Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

Last 🇨🇳 chapter - Beijing.
With much lower buildings and dry air this city needs a bit more time to open up and show what it has hidden in its crevaces.
It is still exciting city, but maybe everything in China is exciting for me anyways! ❤️
What a journey, I'm going to miss the unbothered nature of Chinese people and all those beautiful faces and costumes and colors of the streets.
谢谢你，中国!

#china🇨🇳 #chinatrip #femaletraveler #beijing

One of those moments that will forever be imprinted in my memory - the first glimpse of The Great Wall through the bus window, just there framing the ragged hill line. I didn't even notice how I had tears in my eyes. 🥹
The biggest ever human built structure, where almost million people died building it over the span of 2000 years and it stretches across 21 000 km.
That's like circling Latvia 11 times.
(Latvia is too small of a measurement in China I came to realize)
And then the pull to go discover and unlock tower after tower, to walk those km along it, to marvel at the landscapes from each tower.
I truly felt on top of the world there.
It is momentous and wondrous place equally on sunset and sunrise!
💛

#china #travelchina #thegreatwall #femaletraveler

One of those moments that will forever be imprinted in my memory - the first glimpse of The Great Wall through the bus window, just there framing the ragged hill line. I didn't even notice how I had tears in my eyes. 🥹
The biggest ever human built structure, where almost million people died building it over the span of 2000 years and it stretches across 21 000 km.
That's like circling Latvia 11 times.
(Latvia is too small of a measurement in China I came to realize)
And then the pull to go discover and unlock tower after tower, to walk those km along it, to marvel at the landscapes from each tower.
I truly felt on top of the world there.
It is momentous and wondrous place equally on sunset and sunrise!
💛

#china #travelchina #thegreatwall #femaletraveler

One of those moments that will forever be imprinted in my memory - the first glimpse of The Great Wall through the bus window, just there framing the ragged hill line. I didn't even notice how I had tears in my eyes. 🥹
The biggest ever human built structure, where almost million people died building it over the span of 2000 years and it stretches across 21 000 km.
That's like circling Latvia 11 times.
(Latvia is too small of a measurement in China I came to realize)
And then the pull to go discover and unlock tower after tower, to walk those km along it, to marvel at the landscapes from each tower.
I truly felt on top of the world there.
It is momentous and wondrous place equally on sunset and sunrise!
💛

#china #travelchina #thegreatwall #femaletraveler

One of those moments that will forever be imprinted in my memory - the first glimpse of The Great Wall through the bus window, just there framing the ragged hill line. I didn't even notice how I had tears in my eyes. 🥹
The biggest ever human built structure, where almost million people died building it over the span of 2000 years and it stretches across 21 000 km.
That's like circling Latvia 11 times.
(Latvia is too small of a measurement in China I came to realize)
And then the pull to go discover and unlock tower after tower, to walk those km along it, to marvel at the landscapes from each tower.
I truly felt on top of the world there.
It is momentous and wondrous place equally on sunset and sunrise!
💛

#china #travelchina #thegreatwall #femaletraveler

One of those moments that will forever be imprinted in my memory - the first glimpse of The Great Wall through the bus window, just there framing the ragged hill line. I didn't even notice how I had tears in my eyes. 🥹
The biggest ever human built structure, where almost million people died building it over the span of 2000 years and it stretches across 21 000 km.
That's like circling Latvia 11 times.
(Latvia is too small of a measurement in China I came to realize)
And then the pull to go discover and unlock tower after tower, to walk those km along it, to marvel at the landscapes from each tower.
I truly felt on top of the world there.
It is momentous and wondrous place equally on sunset and sunrise!
💛

#china #travelchina #thegreatwall #femaletraveler

One of those moments that will forever be imprinted in my memory - the first glimpse of The Great Wall through the bus window, just there framing the ragged hill line. I didn't even notice how I had tears in my eyes. 🥹
The biggest ever human built structure, where almost million people died building it over the span of 2000 years and it stretches across 21 000 km.
That's like circling Latvia 11 times.
(Latvia is too small of a measurement in China I came to realize)
And then the pull to go discover and unlock tower after tower, to walk those km along it, to marvel at the landscapes from each tower.
I truly felt on top of the world there.
It is momentous and wondrous place equally on sunset and sunrise!
💛

#china #travelchina #thegreatwall #femaletraveler

One of those moments that will forever be imprinted in my memory - the first glimpse of The Great Wall through the bus window, just there framing the ragged hill line. I didn't even notice how I had tears in my eyes. 🥹
The biggest ever human built structure, where almost million people died building it over the span of 2000 years and it stretches across 21 000 km.
That's like circling Latvia 11 times.
(Latvia is too small of a measurement in China I came to realize)
And then the pull to go discover and unlock tower after tower, to walk those km along it, to marvel at the landscapes from each tower.
I truly felt on top of the world there.
It is momentous and wondrous place equally on sunset and sunrise!
💛

#china #travelchina #thegreatwall #femaletraveler

One of those moments that will forever be imprinted in my memory - the first glimpse of The Great Wall through the bus window, just there framing the ragged hill line. I didn't even notice how I had tears in my eyes. 🥹
The biggest ever human built structure, where almost million people died building it over the span of 2000 years and it stretches across 21 000 km.
That's like circling Latvia 11 times.
(Latvia is too small of a measurement in China I came to realize)
And then the pull to go discover and unlock tower after tower, to walk those km along it, to marvel at the landscapes from each tower.
I truly felt on top of the world there.
It is momentous and wondrous place equally on sunset and sunrise!
💛

#china #travelchina #thegreatwall #femaletraveler

One of those moments that will forever be imprinted in my memory - the first glimpse of The Great Wall through the bus window, just there framing the ragged hill line. I didn't even notice how I had tears in my eyes. 🥹
The biggest ever human built structure, where almost million people died building it over the span of 2000 years and it stretches across 21 000 km.
That's like circling Latvia 11 times.
(Latvia is too small of a measurement in China I came to realize)
And then the pull to go discover and unlock tower after tower, to walk those km along it, to marvel at the landscapes from each tower.
I truly felt on top of the world there.
It is momentous and wondrous place equally on sunset and sunrise!
💛

#china #travelchina #thegreatwall #femaletraveler

One of those moments that will forever be imprinted in my memory - the first glimpse of The Great Wall through the bus window, just there framing the ragged hill line. I didn't even notice how I had tears in my eyes. 🥹
The biggest ever human built structure, where almost million people died building it over the span of 2000 years and it stretches across 21 000 km.
That's like circling Latvia 11 times.
(Latvia is too small of a measurement in China I came to realize)
And then the pull to go discover and unlock tower after tower, to walk those km along it, to marvel at the landscapes from each tower.
I truly felt on top of the world there.
It is momentous and wondrous place equally on sunset and sunrise!
💛

#china #travelchina #thegreatwall #femaletraveler

One of those moments that will forever be imprinted in my memory - the first glimpse of The Great Wall through the bus window, just there framing the ragged hill line. I didn't even notice how I had tears in my eyes. 🥹
The biggest ever human built structure, where almost million people died building it over the span of 2000 years and it stretches across 21 000 km.
That's like circling Latvia 11 times.
(Latvia is too small of a measurement in China I came to realize)
And then the pull to go discover and unlock tower after tower, to walk those km along it, to marvel at the landscapes from each tower.
I truly felt on top of the world there.
It is momentous and wondrous place equally on sunset and sunrise!
💛

#china #travelchina #thegreatwall #femaletraveler

One of those moments that will forever be imprinted in my memory - the first glimpse of The Great Wall through the bus window, just there framing the ragged hill line. I didn't even notice how I had tears in my eyes. 🥹
The biggest ever human built structure, where almost million people died building it over the span of 2000 years and it stretches across 21 000 km.
That's like circling Latvia 11 times.
(Latvia is too small of a measurement in China I came to realize)
And then the pull to go discover and unlock tower after tower, to walk those km along it, to marvel at the landscapes from each tower.
I truly felt on top of the world there.
It is momentous and wondrous place equally on sunset and sunrise!
💛

#china #travelchina #thegreatwall #femaletraveler

One of those moments that will forever be imprinted in my memory - the first glimpse of The Great Wall through the bus window, just there framing the ragged hill line. I didn't even notice how I had tears in my eyes. 🥹
The biggest ever human built structure, where almost million people died building it over the span of 2000 years and it stretches across 21 000 km.
That's like circling Latvia 11 times.
(Latvia is too small of a measurement in China I came to realize)
And then the pull to go discover and unlock tower after tower, to walk those km along it, to marvel at the landscapes from each tower.
I truly felt on top of the world there.
It is momentous and wondrous place equally on sunset and sunrise!
💛

#china #travelchina #thegreatwall #femaletraveler

One of those moments that will forever be imprinted in my memory - the first glimpse of The Great Wall through the bus window, just there framing the ragged hill line. I didn't even notice how I had tears in my eyes. 🥹
The biggest ever human built structure, where almost million people died building it over the span of 2000 years and it stretches across 21 000 km.
That's like circling Latvia 11 times.
(Latvia is too small of a measurement in China I came to realize)
And then the pull to go discover and unlock tower after tower, to walk those km along it, to marvel at the landscapes from each tower.
I truly felt on top of the world there.
It is momentous and wondrous place equally on sunset and sunrise!
💛

#china #travelchina #thegreatwall #femaletraveler

One of those moments that will forever be imprinted in my memory - the first glimpse of The Great Wall through the bus window, just there framing the ragged hill line. I didn't even notice how I had tears in my eyes. 🥹
The biggest ever human built structure, where almost million people died building it over the span of 2000 years and it stretches across 21 000 km.
That's like circling Latvia 11 times.
(Latvia is too small of a measurement in China I came to realize)
And then the pull to go discover and unlock tower after tower, to walk those km along it, to marvel at the landscapes from each tower.
I truly felt on top of the world there.
It is momentous and wondrous place equally on sunset and sunrise!
💛

#china #travelchina #thegreatwall #femaletraveler

One of those moments that will forever be imprinted in my memory - the first glimpse of The Great Wall through the bus window, just there framing the ragged hill line. I didn't even notice how I had tears in my eyes. 🥹
The biggest ever human built structure, where almost million people died building it over the span of 2000 years and it stretches across 21 000 km.
That's like circling Latvia 11 times.
(Latvia is too small of a measurement in China I came to realize)
And then the pull to go discover and unlock tower after tower, to walk those km along it, to marvel at the landscapes from each tower.
I truly felt on top of the world there.
It is momentous and wondrous place equally on sunset and sunrise!
💛

#china #travelchina #thegreatwall #femaletraveler

One of those moments that will forever be imprinted in my memory - the first glimpse of The Great Wall through the bus window, just there framing the ragged hill line. I didn't even notice how I had tears in my eyes. 🥹
The biggest ever human built structure, where almost million people died building it over the span of 2000 years and it stretches across 21 000 km.
That's like circling Latvia 11 times.
(Latvia is too small of a measurement in China I came to realize)
And then the pull to go discover and unlock tower after tower, to walk those km along it, to marvel at the landscapes from each tower.
I truly felt on top of the world there.
It is momentous and wondrous place equally on sunset and sunrise!
💛

#china #travelchina #thegreatwall #femaletraveler

One of those moments that will forever be imprinted in my memory - the first glimpse of The Great Wall through the bus window, just there framing the ragged hill line. I didn't even notice how I had tears in my eyes. 🥹
The biggest ever human built structure, where almost million people died building it over the span of 2000 years and it stretches across 21 000 km.
That's like circling Latvia 11 times.
(Latvia is too small of a measurement in China I came to realize)
And then the pull to go discover and unlock tower after tower, to walk those km along it, to marvel at the landscapes from each tower.
I truly felt on top of the world there.
It is momentous and wondrous place equally on sunset and sunrise!
💛

#china #travelchina #thegreatwall #femaletraveler

Sunrise or sunset? I am grateful that I didn't have to choose! 🧡
The Great Wall of China is definitely great! Felt like I could keep walking on it forever, unlocking every next tower that hold new horizons to witness!
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#thegreatwallofchina #chinatrip #travel #china