I texted Yinna in the morning to ask for congee and said I’d be there in five minutes. Then the driver came to my room to get me and I ran out of time :D Yinna handed me a steamed bun and an egg. I’d paid for them myself, but I was still touched :D

I nearly lost my phone in the snow — photo 1
I joined five people from China that day. We didn’t talk much and I mostly followed them around the attractions in the snowy mountains. Admission was close to 2 million đồng.
I nearly lost my phone in the snow — photo 2
I nearly lost my phone in the snow — photo 3
Now it's snowing, there's no sun, so it's cold, so I'm buying snow shoes for 180 yuan, and I'm not going out without them.

When I was playing games, I dropped my phone into the buoy, and after I played the second game, I couldn't find my phone, and when I dropped it out of the way, I didn't even go back to Vietnam, and the other guys went to find my phone with me.

In the evening, the car will drive to China Snow Town, ask the driver to buy you a ticket to the village and then go on your own.

There is a free bus from the ticket office Yabuli mountain gate, take to the middle of the village, I walked to find a room and met 5 Chinese guys, I don't know where that night or go back, I just come and go: D

Thuy Lee got me a room reserved for tour guides for 500 yuan, around 1.8 million đồng. There was nothing cheaper on Trip. Otherwise I wouldn’t have stayed in Snow Town. This room is a sleepbox, under the ground, with a heater, but no cell phone.

Walking around the village at night

I nearly lost my phone in the snow — photo 4
I nearly lost my phone in the snow — photo 5