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A Letter from the Road

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Dear Friend,

 

Like radio waves traveling through interstellar space, we've been waiting for this moment - when our message finds its way to you, across languages and latitudes. 

Wherever you are beneath this shared sky, know that two girls in China are keeping the teapot warm for stories yet to be told.

This website was built by Yudi after analysing luxury market trends, and filled with journeys designed by me, Linda, between drafting legal contracts for energy projects. We're not professionals, but passionate travellers who've walked every continent except Antarctica.  

We believe that real travel happens when we see the world eye to eye - not through screens or stereotypes, but through human connections.  However, in our fragmented world of filtered realities and algorithmic divides, China remains particularly veiled. Borders persist, not just between nations, but in preconceptions thicker than the Great Wall's stones. The living, breathing essence - the laughter echoing through hutong courtyards, the philosophical debates over steaming dumplings, the quiet poetry of rice terraces at dawn - gets lost in translation.

So that's why we created this website. Not as experts, but as cultural translators. Every itinerary here is a love letter to the China we know - where ancient wisdom dances with modern vitality, where strangers become tea companions, where every landscape tells three thousand years of stories.  

This isn't about selling trips. It's about bridging divides - between cultures, between preconceptions and reality, between you and the 1.4 billion humans heartbeats mirroring your own. They laugh at different jokes, but their eyes light up the same way when children come home. 

Now that our words have found their way to you, we'll keep the teapot warm and lanterns lit. Come walk the paths we've personally mapped, not as spectators but as temporary locals.

Whether our paths converge this spring or in some distant season, know that in this moment beneath the same moon, we're already companions.  

 

With warmth,  

Yudi & Linda

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