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About me
Hi, I am June. Welcome to my blog! As a professional chemist, I believe the beauty of life is living healthy, exploring the world of unknown, sharing and communicating with others. Continue reading About me
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Katy Trail – The Longest Rails-to-Trails in USA
The coronavirus has changed our lives dramatically. Traveling has been extremely difficult. Although we lost many exciting moments, it doesn’t mean we cannot have fun in life. Actually there are many adventures just outside our door in our tranquil Midwest. Katy trail was a former Missouri – Kansas – Texas railroad, 240 miles (390 km), between Machens and Clinton at Missouri. It offers opportunities for … Continue reading Katy Trail – The Longest Rails-to-Trails in USA
San Diego – Life of Ocean
I went to San Diego for 6 days in January of 2020. Experiencing of beautiful beaches, military USS Midway museum, old town full of Mexico culture, Balboa Park, San Diego zoo and SeaWorld, my six-day vacation was full of joy and adventures. Two months later, COVID-19 has almost invaded every corner of the world. With the rapid and deadly spreading of the coronavirus, we have … Continue reading San Diego – Life of Ocean
Paris -Eight Days -2
Eiffel Tower: When we went to the Eiffel Tower, there was marathon around Eiffel area. Although many roads were blocked for that, I actually was very happy to spend some time watching the marathon participants’ running and the young girls’ drum and dance cores. The night view of Eiffel Tower is fabulous to see in person. Palais Garner is a place you don’t want to … Continue reading Paris -Eight Days -2
Paris -Eight Days -1
Paris attracts millions of tourists for its history, culture, arts, architectures and foods. My daughter and I spent eight days in Paris as our first trip in Europe together. We thoroughly enjoyed our adventure in Paris. (1) How to get around Paris? The best way to get around Paris is to take metro. Unless you plan to use the Metro several times daily, don’t buy the … Continue reading Paris -Eight Days -1
Chinese Calligraphies
My father is an outstanding Chinese calligrapher. Like majority of the living older Chinese generation, he practiced Chinese calligraphy since he was a young child. It is very sad that he has lost many of his works. However, I decorated some of his calligraphies in 2019 when I went to back to China. My father and my mother were so happy to see his work … Continue reading Chinese Calligraphies
Gulangyu (Kulangsu) – Island of Piano
(Kulangsu) is a district of Xiamen, between southeast coast of China and strait of Taiwan. The island is an UNESCO world Culture Heritage Site with about 2 km square in size and 20,000 residents. Gulangyu is one of the popular tourist destinations in China. Visitors can reach it by a few minutes by ferry from Xiamen. The island of Gulangyu is pedestrians-only island, no cars … Continue reading Gulangyu (Kulangsu) – Island of Piano
Kyoto Travel
The beautiful ancient city Kyoto, former imperial capital of Japan founded in 794, has over 1600 temples, more than 400 shrines, and 17 UNESCO world heritage sites. During our short visit, we only can visit several places, and cannot wait to go to another visit. Nijo-jo Castle Nijo-jo castle is one of my favorite places in Kyoto. Unlike other overcrowded historical site, it is a large … Continue reading Kyoto Travel
