July 2, 2026
Travel in Australia: Gold Coast (2)
It was perfect weather for the locals, who were wearing summer clothes, but it was quite windy for us and we were wearing autumn clothes. At Savvy Sessions Photography, the wind kept turning my trench coat upside down. Of course, my hair looked like a mess. The difference between holidaymakers and tourists is that holidaymakers do everything at a relaxed pace, but we tourists—especially those who come from afar—usually look a bit tense because we try hard to visit as many different places as possible.
After lunch, I walked to Albert Park alone. It seems that there are countless places named after Victoria and Albert in Australia. The Albert Park I went to was full of eucalyptus trees, basically the most gorgeous trees I found there. I was so glad that I made myself visit this beautiful and quiet park. The bad luck was that I forgot my umbrella and it rained on my way back. I had to stand under a tree for a while and give up the plan of walking to the stop and taking a tram. So I missed the experience of using public transportation.
When we were on our way back home, I suddenly recalled a song by Chen Huixian (Priscilla Chan). The song is called '人生何处不相逢', which can be simply translated as 'Wherever We Meet'. It has some beautiful lyrics, and two of them are '谁在黄金海岸? 谁在烽烟彼岸?', which could be translated as 'Who's on the Gold Coast? And who's on the other side of the smoke of war?'—a kind of comparison of fate. I used to think that 'the Gold Coast' in this song was just a literary image, and I never imagined it would be an actual place. The guy who helped us a lot during the trip asked me, "Which do you prefer? Brisbane or the Gold Coast?" I think people who live in Brisbane are really lucky, because they live in a great city, and when they want to take a trip, the Gold Coast is right there—a nice choice nearby.
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ItThe weather was perfect weather for the locals, who were wearing summer clothes, but it was quite windy for us and we were wearing autumn clothewe were wearing autumn clothes and it was quite windy for us.
The weather was perfect for the locals, who were wearing summer clothes, but we were wearing autumn clothes and it was quite windy for us.
At Savvy Sessions Photography, the wind kept turning my trench coat upside down.
Of course, mMy hair looked like a mess.
My hair looked like a mess.
Of course is usually used when agreeing with someone.
The difference between holidaymakers and tourists is that holidaymakers do everything at a relaxed pace, but we tourists—especially those who come from afar—usually look a bit tense because we try hard to visit as many different places as possible.
After lunch, I walked to Albert Park alone.
It seems that there are countless places named after Victoria and Albert in Australia.
The Albert Park I went to was full of eucalyptus trees, basically the most gorgeous trees I found there.
I was so glad that I made myself visit this beautiful and quiet park.
The bad luck was that I forgot my umbrella and it rained on my way back.
I had to stand under a tree for a while and give up the plan of walking to the tram stop and taking a tram. I had to stand under a tree for a while and give up the plan of walking to the tram stop and taking a tram.
So I missed the experience of using public transportation.
When we were on our way back home, I suddenly recalled a song by Chen Huixian (Priscilla Chan).
The song is called '人生何处不相逢', which can be simply translated as 'Wherever We Meet'.
It has some beautiful lyrics, and two of them are '谁在黄金海岸?
谁在烽烟彼岸?', which could be translated as 'Who's onat the Gold Coast?
谁在烽烟彼岸?', which could be translated as 'Who's at the Gold Coast?
And who's on the other side of the smoke of war?'—a kind of comparison of fate.
I used to think that 'the Gold Coast' in this song was just a literary image, and I never imagined it would be an actual place.
The guy who helped us a lot during the trip asked me, "Which do you prefer?
Brisbane or the Gold Coast?"
I think people who live in Brisbane are really lucky, because they live in a great city, and when they want to take a trip, the Gold Coast is right there—a nice choice nearby.
July 2, 2026
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Travel in Australia: Gold Coast (2) |
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It was perfect weather for the locals, who were wearing summer clothes, but it was quite windy for us and we were wearing autumn clothes.
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At Savvy Sessions Photography, the wind kept turning my trench coat upside down. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Of course, my hair looked like a mess.
Of course is usually used when agreeing with someone. |
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The difference between holidaymakers and tourists is that holidaymakers do everything at a relaxed pace, but we tourists—especially those who come from afar—usually look a bit tense because we try hard to visit as many different places as possible. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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After lunch, I walked to Albert Park alone. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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It seems that there are countless places named after Victoria and Albert in Australia. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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The Albert Park I went to was full of eucalyptus trees, basically the most gorgeous trees I found there. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I was so glad that I made myself visit this beautiful and quiet park. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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The bad luck was that I forgot my umbrella and it rained on my way back. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I had to stand under a tree for a while and give up the plan of walking to the stop and taking a tram. I had to stand under a tree for a while and give up the plan of walking to the tram stop and taking a tram. I had to stand under a tree for a while and give up the plan of walking to the tram stop and taking a tram. |
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So I missed the experience of using public transportation. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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When we were on our way back home, I suddenly recalled a song by Chen Huixian (Priscilla Chan). This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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The song is called '人生何处不相逢', which can be simply translated as 'Wherever We Meet'. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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It has some beautiful lyrics, and two of them are '谁在黄金海岸? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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谁在烽烟彼岸?', which could be translated as 'Who's on the Gold Coast?
谁在烽烟彼岸?', which could be translated as 'Who's |
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And who's on the other side of the smoke of war?'—a kind of comparison of fate. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I used to think that 'the Gold Coast' in this song was just a literary image, and I never imagined it would be an actual place. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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The guy who helped us a lot during the trip asked me, "Which do you prefer? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Brisbane or the Gold Coast?" This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I think people who live in Brisbane are really lucky, because they live in a great city, and when they want to take a trip, the Gold Coast is right there—a nice choice nearby. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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