Great love for Dunhuang

Morning trip to Mingsha Mountain in Dunhuang: We rode camels up and down, and along the way, Lulu and I experienced the interesting activity of sand sliding. It turns out you can't scream with your mouth open while sand sliding, or you'll get a mouthful of sand . It was my first close encounter with the desert, and taking two steps forward and sliding one step back was quite difficult. Due to time constraints, we couldn't climb high to overlook Crescent Spring, leaving a bit of regret for the next visit. In the afternoon, we went to the Mogao Caves. Since our B tickets only included four caves, and the caves were very small, we could only take a quick look at each one, which was somewhat disappointing compared to our expectations. The museum outside had some replicas of the caves, which were quite nice. The evening show 'Encore Dunhuang' was very impressive. The first half was a walking performance, which was very unique, and the close interaction with the actors was slightly shocking, highly recommended. In the evening, I took Lulu for a barbecue, which was cheap, plentiful, and delicious! The night market at Shazhou was also very lively after dinner! A pleasant day has come to an end