At sunset on May 19th, I walked into Qinghai Lake, which made me swallow my saliva.

At 1 pm on May 17, I drove from Zhejiang and headed straight to Qinghai Lake.

In these three days, several cities were lit up.

Today is May 19th. At around 5 pm, I took a rest at the Ledu Service Area in Haidong City, Qinghai Province. The original plan was to stay in Xining and set off from Xining to Qinghai Lake the next day. But I suddenly found that I was not very interested in eating, drinking and having fun in the city. Of course, this was temporary. On a whim, I decided to stay in Qinghai Lake and booked a hotel by Qinghai Lake on my mobile phone. We'll probably arrive around 8:40 pm.

At this time, heading west happens to be facing the sun. The sun was shining at around 7pm, and it was so dazzling that I couldn't open my eyes. The highway was covered in white flowers. Fortunately, I had prepared polarizers in advance, otherwise driving would have been painful.

When we approached Qinghai Lake, it was 8 o'clock in the evening and the sun was setting.

I listened to music and drove, and saw snow-capped mountains, sunsets, windmills, pastures, and yaks on the Beijing-Tibet Expressway.

The hotel I stayed at couldn't connect to the WiFi. The hotel staff said it was because of the strong wind, but I didn't quite believe it.

For a video of more than 500 MB, I used mobile network, regardless of traffic.

There are quite a lot of video materials. I hurriedly cut a section and sent a tweet. I can’t wait to share it with you. Well, I’m a little anxious.