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skipped class again. Pig said, anyway, what kind of English do you want to go back to China to learn? I said that teaching at home and abroad is valuable. But after four hours of sitting down, my back was sore and my eyes were blurry. Yesterday, I kept swiping air tickets. Compared with the price, one ticket for this year's salary is also luxurious enough. Because it was expensive, I wanted to discuss that I should buy one first, and the two of them would come back later. He said, how do you know it will be cheaper later, maybe even more expensive? This is right. Everyone thought that the epidemic would be over soon, but it was not the same as the previous two years. No matter how the virus changes, people's minds are stable, the door is tightly closed, coupled with the impact of geopolitical conflicts. The airfare may be getting more expensive every day. It would be nice to have an idea to go back. But the three tickets add up to almost 300,000. A year's salary for one ticket is not enough. Really distressed. This takeaway is only a few yuan to earn more than a dozen yuan, how long does it take to save so much.

However, my heart to go back is still very firm, I have to go back to keep my job. For a woman, work is my long-term meal ticket, and it's all I can count on. The post-pandemic America is a fact that I have truly seen. I have never experienced it before. And as a person who wants to go home, I see the inadequacies here. I suddenly remembered the mother of a classmate. The Yunnanese married his father and came to Shanghai with him. After returning to his hometown once, he never returned to Shanghai. In the eyes of others, the prosperous Shanghai is no better than that small mountain village in Yunnan. At her grandfather's grave, her mother vowed never to leave the land again. She left her husband and two children behind and stayed there. Even if my classmate went to her twice, I hope she can go back to Shanghai, or if she doesn't plan to come back, please divorce her father. Hometown is something that you don't think about before you leave, but once you leave, you will think about it. Even if it has changed beyond recognition and is riddled with holes, it is still in my heart.

Colleagues are looking forward to my return, saying that without me, there will be less fun at work, and the pig said again, listening to me is like a shit stirrer in the unit. I glared at him. They advised me to return from Taiwan or Hong Kong. But I think this is not very easy to use, not to mention that if the connecting flight is delayed or canceled, I really dare not think about it, the consequences should be very serious. Then I suddenly thought, imagine going to an Asian country that is visa-free to China. From the Maldives to the United Arab Emirates, from Mauritius to Indonesia, from Thailand to Vietnam, after a circle, either there is no direct flight to China, which will cause trouble for subsequent nucleic acid testing, or many countries have different regulations. In my impression, Vietnam should be able to try it, but under the epidemic, everything has changed. Even though it was promised to China that a visa on arrival would be possible, today is different from the past. This policy will be changed as soon as it is changed. Even if Vietnam has been exempted from the quarantine policy, people who actually fly there have been refused visa processing. This is a video posted by youtuber in Vietnam at the end of May, telling many people that they don't even think about other visas except business visas (which require a local Vietnamese company to guarantee them). What is this, it is said that there is no need to isolate, it is not the same. Pig to say, communist countries are the same. It is said that there is something about the Chinese people, because they know that they can't go back to China without a nucleic acid report, so the local people insist on not giving the report. Because I have been to Vietnam once, I really feel the special "treatment" for the Chinese. Vietnamese will ask the Chinese for tips when they enter the border, but not from other countries. Therefore, it is also terrifying to think about deliberately embarrassing the Chinese people. The most important point is that if you return to China from Vietnam, you must stay in Vietnam for 25 days before returning home. Therefore, the embassy in Vietnam issued a letter to hope that Chinese people will not go to Vietnam to transit.

In other words, there is really no other way to return to China in this way. Under this strict return policy, speculators from various countries are making money from China. In fact, for the rich, it doesn’t matter. People still buy air tickets to go back and forth normally. For them, money is such a large number that they don't know how much, and they don't care about these fractions. The ones who really suffer are poor people like me. So, 10,000 regrets coming to America. Again, freedom is for the rich. The poor will not have freedom at all.