We are storytellers first Travel curators second

I've traveled to every province in China, and over 40 countries, hundreds of cities. For a while, my travel threshold kept rising and I barely felt the joy of travel anymore. Then I changed my approach: I stopped rushing and started living. I flew to Dali in winter, jogging at dawn, exploring local markets, foraging in the mountains, and singing guitar on the ancient city streets with travelers. I explored Xi'an, Luoyang, and the Mogao Caves, many places with over 5,000 years of civilization and countless stories. I climbed to the peaks of Zhangjiajie, Laojun Mountain, and Fanjing Mountain. Sat in silence at a Tibetan monastery. Travel whispered back to me when I slowed down in local life. As I saw more and more Western faces coming to China, curious, excited, but also uncertain and lost. I wanted to grab each one of you and talk. Not the stories from guidebooks, but the ones I had felt deep in the mountains, in the alleys, in the temples. I realized what I truly wanted wasn't to see the world myself, but to let the world see China.