This is my first post of the year. Hope all is well with you and your family. I came across an article online about the eyesight of children all over the world and would like to share it here. Research shows eyesight of children in the world is deteriorating. According to BBC in U.K, the research team in China revealed the rate of near-sighted eyes of children across the world reached 36 percent. This symptom has appeared since the pandemic due to Covid-19. The team pointed out the cause is that the time kids spent indoor and watched displays has increased due to the protocol by the government. They also suspects that it's highly likely that girls have a higher rate of near-sighted eyes than boys because they have less time to play outside. On top of that, they warned the half of children in the world might have near-sighted eyes until 2050. Their research shows 83% of children in Japan, 73% of one in Korea suffers from near-sighted eyes. On the other hand, in the case of U.K and U.S, it is only 15%. The reason why children in East South Asia region has high rate of near-sighted eyes is because education is one of the causes. In Singapore and Hong Kong, education starts when children turn 2 and it is said this takes a toll on them. On the other hand, children in Africa have 7 times lower near-sighted eyes because their education starts when they turn over 6. I have near-sighted eyes too. I'm as blind as a bat with out contact lenses and glasses when I do something. So, these are must-have item for me. So, I really hope kids nowadays try to protect themselves from near-sighted eyes as soon as possible by decreasing time to watch displays and use smartphones.

...... With my 144-hour visa-free transit in hand, I decided to explore Beijing and then head to Shanghai. The public transportation system was incredibly efficient, making it easy to navigate from one landmark to another. I hopped on the subway and found myself amidst locals and fellow travelers, all sharing the same sense of wonder.

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...... Recently, many foreign online celebrity and bloggers have set off a "China fever" on social platforms. From the ancient Great Wall to the modern high-rise buildings, from the spicy hot pot to the high-speed rail with full sense of science and technology, their travel experience in just a few days has given them a brand-new understanding of China. China's "144-hour visa-free" policy has opened the door for more and more foreign tourists, making it easier for them to come to China to see the real thing.

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...... Reflecting on my journey, I realized that the 148-hour visa-free transit policy is a fantastic opportunity for travelers to immerse themselves in the beauty of China without the lengthy visa application process. This experience has ignited a passion in me to return and explore more of what this incredible country has to offer.

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...... As a traveler always on the lookout for new adventures, I recently embarked on a journey to China that exceeded all my expectations. With the country's 148-hour visa-free transit policy in place, I felt an irresistible urge to explore this vast and vibrant nation without the usual visa hassles. Little did I know that this trip would not only broaden my horizons but also allow me to experience the warmth and hospitality of the Chinese people firsthand.